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Published in final edited form as: Res Eval. 2019 Jun 14;28(3):279–289. doi: 10.1093/reseval/rvz012

Table 3.

TREC constituents’ agreement with CC performance outcomes (n = 47)

CC performance outcome	Agree n (%)
Facilitated collaboration between participating sites^a	38 (92.7)
Decreased administrative burden to participating sites	34 (85.0)
Facilitated transdisciplinarity within site’s research projects^a	32 (80.0)
Used initiative resources effectively	30 (76.9)
Decreased cost burden to participating sites	31 (75.6)
Increased transdisciplinary scientific productivity at participating sites^a	30 (73.2)
Increased efficiency of research conduct at participating sites	28 (68.3)
Shaped transdisciplinary science at participating sites^a	25 (62.5)
Facilitated implementation of research conducted at participating sites	24 (60.0)
Facilitated collaboration within participating site^a	24 (60.0)

Notes: Rows may not sum to 47 due to missing data. Responses do not differ between TREC investigators and NCI program staff based Fisher’s exact tests.

Items specific to collaborative transdisciplinary research coordination.