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The Children's Oncology Group: Organizational Structure, Membership, and Institutional Characteristics.

Janice S WithycombeTodd A AlonzoMichele A Wilkins-SanchezMaxine HetheringtonPeter C AdamsonWendy Landier
Published in: Journal of pediatric oncology nursing : official journal of the Association of Pediatric Oncology Nurses (2018)
COG institutions have diverse characteristics related to size, geographical location, and infrastructure. Individual membership also reflects diversity with representation from over 28 disciplines and groups. The diversity of COG institutions and individual members allows for unique perspectives and contributions to science unified under a common goal to enroll children/adolescents onto clinical trials. COG's collaborative, multidisciplinary approach to science functions to support the development of research that seeks to continually improve outcomes for children and adolescents with cancer.
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