Federal stimulus funds reach SWOG trials
Two grants from NCI economic stimulus funds will add imaging components to two SWOG trials.
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New bladder cancer advocate comes aboard
Rick Bangs replaces Diane Zipursky Quale as SWOG's patient advocate for bladder cancer.
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SWOG Young Investigators storm Seattle
Five talented young physicians attended the 2009 Young Investigator course for three days of intensive training in how to develop and implement cancer clinical trials.
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Megan Othus, PhD, is new melanoma, leukemia statistician
For SWOG's newest faculty statistician, coming to the Hutch is like coming home.
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CRAs: Q tips
When coding, use two new Medicare modifiers to distinguish clinical services that are routine from those that are investigational.
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CRAs: The time to OPEN up is here!
As of October 1, 2009, all SWOG sites need to work with CTSU's new Oncology Patient Enrollment Network, or OPEN.
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From the GU Committee: GU trains new investigators
This year's Uro-Oncology New Investigators Course is slated for this month's Group Meeting in Chicago.
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Nursing Committee: Economy's tough; nurses are tougher
Doing more with less? Welcome to the club. We'll convene in Chicago.
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SWOG investigational drug training video a valuable resource
Will this tutorial help you handle investigational drugs more safely? More than 1,300 colleagues can't be wrong.
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Hope Foundation: Contribute, win prizes
Need a better reason than curing cancer to make your contribution to The Hope Foundation? How about a chance to win fabulous prizes?
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Coltman Fellowship deadline Oct. 15
The deadline for the Coltman Fellowship and the Coltman Fellowship in Translational Medicine has been extended to October 15th. We mean it.
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Questions of how we define success in cancer research and how costs should factor into that definition have been much in the news.
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