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Cancer continues to be a leading cause of death in Canada and around the world. The Canadian Cancer Trials Group (CCTG), based at Queen’s University in Kingston, Ontario, plays a critical role in the fight against cancer by designing and administering clinical trials in cancer therapy, supportive care and prevention across Canada. Read More

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The CCTG BR34: A randomized phase II trial of durvalumab and tremelimumab +/- platinum-based chemotherapy in patients with metastatic non-small cell lung cancer study results were recently published in the Journal of Thoracic Oncology.

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Reporting to the Information Technology (IT) Program Manager, the Web Application Developer is responsible for the entire project/software lifecycle which consists of the following components: application architecture, input/output design, system specifications, process mapping, user requirements, layouts, user interface, database design/programming, test plans and training.

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Information for sites participating in trials that are sending samples to the CCTG Tissue Bank during the upcoming holiday season. Read More

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Predictive significance of an optimized panel for basal-like breast cancer: Results from the Canadian Cancer Trials Group MA.5 and MA.12 phase III clinical trials and A Joint Model for Longitudinal Outcomes with Potential Floor or Ceiling Effects and Survival Times, with Applications to Analysis of Quality of Life Data from a Cancer Clinical Trial Read More



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The Audit Group Team Leader will lead the Audit Team at CCTG to coordinate and implement audits of external participating clinical sites, external vendors and of internal processes to ensure compliance with applicable guidelines, regulations, standards and contractual requirements.

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The Canadian Cancer Society (CCS) has launched its inaugural Data Transformation Grants to help transform cancer data and improve care. Apply for up to $125K for a 1-year project, from a funding envelope of ~$1M.

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Please save the date for the 2022 Annual Spring Meeting of Participants which will be held in a virtual format again this year from Friday, April 29 to Sunday, May, 01.

The virtual spring meeting is the place for the network members to share ideas, work on trial concepts or ongoing studies, hear about the latest tools and approaches in cancer clinical research, and determine future research directions for the group. More information will be coming soon so stay tuned!

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