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Research collaboration in the discovery, development, and delivery networks of a statewide cancer coalition

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  • Provan, Keith G.
  • Leischow, Scott J.
  • Keagy, Judith
  • Nodora, Jesse

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This study examines and evaluates collaborative network involvement among 18 organizations within the Arizona Cancer Coalition. All were involved in one or more of three types of research activity: discovery, development, and delivery, consistent with the 3D continuum developed by the National Cancer Institute. Data were collected in 2007 using surveys of key informants in each organization. Using network analysis methods, we examined the structure of each type of network as well as the relationship between network position and the importance of cancer research to each organization's mission. Findings indicated that while both the discovery and delivery networks were comparably densely connected, their centrality structures were quite different. In contrast, the structures of both these networks were similar to the development network. Centrality in the discovery and development networks was positively related to the importance of cancer research to the organization, but not in the delivery network. Implications of the findings for future research, policy, and planning are discussed.

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  • Provan, Keith G. & Leischow, Scott J. & Keagy, Judith & Nodora, Jesse, 2010. "Research collaboration in the discovery, development, and delivery networks of a statewide cancer coalition," Evaluation and Program Planning, Elsevier, vol. 33(4), pages 349-355, November.
    • Handle: RePEc:eee:epplan:v:33:y:2010:i:4:p:349-355
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