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NIHNATIONAL CANCER INSTITUTE

NCORP: Colorado Cancer Research Program

Completed
Institution
WESTERN STATES CANCER RESEARCH NCORP, CO
Principal investigator
Nicholas Dibella Md
Funding
$633K
Duration
2025–2026

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Abstract

Project Summary/Abstract By serving as a dedicated NCORP, Western States Cancer Research (WSCR) seeks to advance cancer research for patients, local communities, healthcare providers and hospitals in the western mountain state region. The goal is to provide and maintain access to NCI research and trials focused on cancer control (CC), cancer prevention (CP), cancer disparities, cancer care delivery research (CCDR), as well as provide access to NCTN treatment and imaging trials. Over the current funding cycle, WSCR has developed strategic partnerships with regionally focused mid-sized healthcare systems whose organizations have a common ethos of patient-centered high-value care and a shared commitment to implementing NCI trials in the community setting. The consortium is diverse in its membership, not only from a regional perspective, but also in regards to the makeup of its providers of healthcare services, ranging from healthcare systems, to independent hospitals, to private practice physician offices. This diversity of recruitment sites will allow for broader participation in NCORP projects, so as to achieve WSCR’s main goal of providing patients and communities within its catchment area the opportunity to participate in and potentially benefit from the innovative and scientifically rigorous research projects of the NCI.

Research team

  • Nicholas Dibella MdPI
  • Lili WangPI

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