ConferenceCHEST Crit Care · December 2025
BACKGROUND: Critical care guidelines recommend that clinicians provide emotional support to families of critically ill patients during family meetings. Little is known about how family member race impacts how emotions are expressed and supported in meeting ...
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ConferenceBreast Cancer Res Treat · April 2022
PURPOSE: Patients diagnosed with ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS) face trade-offs when deciding among different treatments, including surgery, radiation, and endocrine therapy. A less chosen option is active monitoring. While evidence from clinical trials i ...
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ConferencePatient Educ Couns · March 2022
OBJECTIVES: This study aimed to characterize the use and impact of assessments of understanding in parent-clinician communication for critically ill infants. METHODS: We enrolled parents and clinicians participating in family conferences for infants with n ...
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ConferenceCirculation · March 2022
Overweight and obesity rates increased dramatically among United States youth from 1999-2016, particularly among adolescents. Promoting physical activity can reduce youth obesity rates, particularly among overweight adolescents, most o ...
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ConferenceCancer Epidemiology, Biomarkers & Prevention · January 1, 2022
AbstractIntroduction: Prior database studies have demonstrated that cancer patients with comorbid human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) have higher cancer-specific mortality and are less likely to receive cance ...
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Conference2020 IEEE International Conference on Healthcare Informatics Ichi 2020 · November 1, 2020
Empathy involves understanding other people's situation, perspective, and feelings. In clinical interactions, it helps clinicians establish rapport with a patient and support patient-centered care and decision making. Understanding physician communication ...
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ConferenceJournal of Clinical Oncology · March 1, 2018
92 Background: Cancer survivors have high rates of sedentary behavior leading to obesity and cardiovascular disease. Physical activity improves quality of life (QOL) and reduces morbidity and mortality. However, cancer survivors ...
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ConferencePsychooncology · December 2017
BACKGROUND: Patients with acute myeloid leukemia (AML) face a unique, difficult situation characterized by sudden changes in health, complex information, and pressure to make quick treatment decisions amid sizeable tradeoffs. Yet, little is known about pat ...
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ConferenceJournal of Clinical Oncology · November 1, 2017
33 Background: Electronic medical record systems and patient portals increasingly allow patients direct access to their clinicians’ notes.While most believe that open notes benefit patients, some suggest negative consequences. Li ...
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ConferenceJournal of Clinical Oncology · May 20, 2017
10062 Background: Head and neck cancer (HNC) survivors experience significant sequelae of treatment, including long-term physical side effects and ongoing surveillance for recurrence and secondary malignancy. Given the complicate ...
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ConferenceJournal of Clinical Oncology · May 20, 2017
e18296 Background: Many cancer patients face high treatment-related costs and are often unaware of available financial resources. We designed “Bridge” as a stand-alone, smartphone app to reduce out-of-pocket treatment costs by co ...
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