NCI Community Oncology Research Program (NCORP) Community Sites
Funds community hospitals and oncology practices to enrol their own patients into NCI cancer trials — about 50 awards from a $73 million pool.
The National Cancer Institute runs its community cancer research through a network called NCORP, and this is one of three notices that build it. The point of the whole thing is generalisability: a trial run only at big academic centres tells you what happens to the patients who reach big academic centres.
NCORP designs and runs trials and other human-subject studies in cancer control, prevention,…
Operating as an NCORP Community Site: a healthcare system, consortium of healthcare systems, or consortium of community hospitals, oncology practices, public hospitals or health centres that enrols patients into cancer control, prevention, treatment and care delivery trials and other human-subject research run through NCORP and the National Clinical Trials Network.
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