Angelina Catanzariti Cancer Institute Of Nsw Enabling Research Governance Capacity In Cancer Research In Nsw

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The document discusses the establishment of the NSW Cancer Trials Network and efforts to support multi-center cancer clinical research in NSW. It describes how over 65% of trials in NSW between 2004-2006 were conducted across at least two sites and 30% across four or more sites, demonstrating a need for coordinated research governance. A Clinical Cancer Research Support Grant was established to provide funding for regulatory staff to facilitate ethics approval and streamline governance processes for multi-center trials across NSW health services.

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Enabling Research Governance Capacity in Cancer Research in NSW Angelina Catanzariti, Kirsten Legione, Rodney Ecclestone, Heidi Welberry, Carmel Edwards, Jim Bishop

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Angelina Catanzariti Cancer Institute Of Nsw Enabling Research Governance Capacity In Cancer Research In Nsw

1. Enabling Research Governance Capacity in Cancer Research in NSW Angelina Catanzariti, Kirsten Legione, Rodney Ecclestone, Heidi Welberry, Carmel Edwards, Jim Bishop

3. NSW Cancer Trials Network NSW Cancer Trials Network EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Chair: Prof Robyn Ward Site Review Sub-Committee Protocol Review Sub-Committee Cancer Institute NSW Clinical Research Grants Clinical Trials Partnership Grants Quality Assurance Kendle Australia Clinical Trial Operation and Statistical Support NHMRC CTC Partnership Operational Executive Committee (POEC) National Clinical Trials Groups - Infrastructure Grants Cancer Research Infrastructure Grants AHS Clinical Cancer Research Support Grants Area Health Service (AHS) Networks Clinical Trials Nurses and Data Managers Support Grants

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