Established Investigator Award in Cancer Prevention & Control

$95,275K05FY2008CANIH

University Of Texas Med Br Galveston, Galveston TX

Investigators

Linked publications & trials

Paper 36095314 Paper 34022153 Paper 33787905 Paper 32798337 Paper 32605815 Paper 31576566 Paper 31521671 Paper 31108502 Paper 30899910 Paper 30819483 Paper 30646079 Paper 30640388 Paper 30565152 Paper 29903800 Paper 29691152 Paper 29656399 Paper 29390174 Paper 29373069 Paper 29371127 Paper 29279886 Paper 29271049 Paper 29208334 Paper 29112226 Paper 29108886 Paper 28826932 Paper 28647395 Paper 28623153 Paper 28558756 Paper 28464430 Paper 28364544 Paper 28304120 Paper 28263369 Paper 27876314 Paper 27784724 Paper 27364834 Paper 27243464 Paper 27200220 Paper 26772175 Paper 26215847 Paper 26130443 Paper 25837866 Paper 25627347 Paper 25208250 Paper 25179404 Paper 24989174 Paper 24828844 Paper 24307260 Paper 24263107 Paper 24234244 Paper 24129467 Paper 24053440 Paper 24019974 Paper 24000945 Paper 23982367 Paper 23973925 Paper 23939517 Paper 23922148 Paper 23889952 Paper 23851579 Paper 23836739 Paper 23688662 Paper 23494811 Paper 23478992 Paper 23459245 Paper 23452077 Paper 23375071 Paper 23324508 Paper 23129162 Paper 22902760 Paper 22716124 Paper 22702464 Paper 22614988 Paper 22562961 Paper 22451235 Paper 22366491 Paper 22341159 Paper 22269622 Paper 22150580 Paper 21990172 Paper 21968285 Paper 21954448 Paper 21810708 Paper 21732924 Paper 21684793 Paper 21681506 Paper 21555653 Paper 21495020 Paper 21453378 Paper 21398156 Paper 21356154 Paper 21150795 Paper 21029168 Paper 20940190 Paper 20937926 Paper 20863324 Paper 20572034 Paper 20548246 Paper 20472569 Paper 20421027 Paper 20177040

Abstract

[unreadable] DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): The goal of this application for an Established Investigator Award in Cancer Prevention, Control, Behavioral, and Population Sciences is to allow Dr. Goodwin to reduce his administrative responsibilities so that he can devote 70% time to mentoring junior faculty and other trainees in health services/outcomes research in cancer care and to his own research in cancer control. Goodwin has studied patterns of cancer care for 20 years, using methodologies such as examination of large administrative databases, population-based interview studies, and a randomized prospective community-based trial of an intervention to improve care. [unreadable] [unreadable] His recent research encompasses several themes, including: [unreadable] [unreadable] * factors affecting adoption of new cancer treatments over time; [unreadable] * disparities in cancer care by age and ethnicity; [unreadable] * population-based estimates of toxicities of commonly used cancer treatments; estimates of provider-level performance in cancer care; [unreadable] * development and validation of algorithms to identify incident cancer, cancer treatments, and outcomes in Medicare data [unreadable] [unreadable] He has been a successful mentor for doctoral students, post-doctoral fellows and junior faculty. Over the past decade seven of his mentees have obtained K-awards and six others have R-01s or other federal funding. The Established Investigator Award will allow him to step down as PI of the Claude Pepper Older Americans Independence Center so that he can concentrate on research and mentoring in cancer care. [unreadable] [unreadable] [unreadable]

View original record on NIH RePORTER →