Search Results - "ADJEI, Brenda A"

An Object Lesson: Source Determines the Relations That Trait Anxiety, Prostate Cancer Worry, and Screening Fear Hold with Prostate Screening Frequency by CONSEDINE, Nathan S, ADJEI, Brenda A, RAMIREZ, Paul M, MCKIERNAN, James M

“…Fears regarding prostate cancer and the associated screening are widespread. However, the relations between anxiety, cancer worry, and screening fear and…”
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National Cancer Institute-Funded Social Risk Research in Cancer Care Delivery: Opportunities for Future Research by Sanchez, Janeth I, Adjei, Brenda A, Randhawa, Gurvaneet, Medel, Josh, Doose, Michelle, Oh, April, Jacobsen, Paul B

“…Cancer patients and survivors with food insecurity, housing instability, and transportation-related barriers face challenges in access and utilization of…”
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Interventions Addressing Health-Related Social Needs Among Patients with Cancer by Graboyes, Evan M, Lee, Simon C, Lindau, Stacy Tessler, Adams, Alyce S, Adjei, Brenda A, Brown, Mary, Sadigh, Gelareh, Incudine, Andrea, Carlos, Ruth C, Ramsey, Scott D, Bangs, Rick

“…Health-related social needs (HRSN) are prevalent among cancer patients, associated with substantial negative health consequences, and drive pervasive…”
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Race, racism, and antiracism in emergency medicine: A scoping review of the literature and research agenda for the future by Darby, Anna, Cleveland Manchanda, Emily C., Janeway, Hannah, Samra, Shamsher, Hicks, Marquita Norman, Long, Ruby, Gipson, Katrina A., Chary, Anita N., Adjei, Brenda A., Khanna, Kajal, Pierce, Ava, Kaltiso, Sheri‐Ann O., Spadafore, Sophia, Tsai, Jennifer, Dekker, Annette, Thiessen, Molly E., Foster, Jordan, Diaz, Rose, Mizuno, Mikaela, Schoenfeld, Elizabeth

“…Objectives The objective was to conduct a scoping review of the literature and develop consensus‐derived research priorities for future research inquiry in an…”
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Thematic Analysis of Organizational Characteristics in NCI Community Oncology Research Program Cancer Care Delivery Research by Weaver, Sallie J, Verhoeven, Dana C, Castro, Kathleen M, Adjei, Brenda A, Geiger, Ann M

“…Organizational characteristics, including organizational structures and processes, are important to understanding care delivery and health outcomes. However,…”
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Psychosocial Influences on Suboptimal Adjuvant Breast Cancer Treatment Adherence Among African American Women: Implications for Education and Intervention by Magai, Carol, Consedine, Nathan S., Adjei, Brenda A., Hershman, Dawn, Neugut, Alfred

“…Despite lower incidence, African American women are at increased risk of dying from breast cancer relative to their European American counterparts. Although…”
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Increasing research to address cancer care disparities in an NCI-sponsored community oncology network by Bhattacharya, Manami, Geiger, Ann M., Castro, Kathleen M., Adjei, Brenda A.

“…176 Background: Improving the delivery and outcomes of cancer care should be informed by research that aims to reduce disparities among underserved populations…”
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Fear and loathing in the Caribbean: three studies of fear and cancer screening in Brooklyn's immigrant Caribbean subpopulations by Consedine, Nathan S, Adjei, Brenda A, Horton, David, Joe, Andrew K, Borrell, Luisa N, Ramirez, Paul Michael, Ungar, Tracey, McKiernan, James M, Jacobson, Judith S, Magai, Carol, Neugut, Alfred I

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Abstract B120: Identifying cancer disparities research gaps in NCORP: A pilot portfolio analysis by Adjei, Brenda A., Bhattacharya, Manami, Germain, Diane St, Bakos, Alexis, McCaskill-Stevens, Worta

“…Background/Purpose: Clinical trials offer an underutilized platform to address health disparities. Most disparities-related work in clinical trials has focused…”
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Abstract C131: Understanding the impact of social risk factors on cancer care delivery: A scoping review by Ochoa-Dominguez, Carol Y., Telles, Victoria M., Sanchez, Janeth I., Adjei, Brenda A., Worthy, Avertson, Sabater-Minarim, Daniel, Arizpe, Angel, Banegas, Matthew P.

“…In recent years, there has been a growing emphasis on understanding the relationship between individual-level social determinants of health, which include…”
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NCI Community Cancer Center Program (NCCCP): Understanding why hormonal therapy for breast cancer was considered but not administered by Spain, Pamela, Teixeira-Poit, Stephanie, Halpern, Michael T., Castro, Kathleen, Prabhu Das, Irene, Adjei, Brenda A., Clauser, Steven

“…Abstract only 74 Background: The National Cancer Institute Community Cancer Centers Program (NCCCP) was designed to improve the quality of cancer care and…”
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NCI Community Cancer Center Program (NCCCP): Disparities in time between cancer diagnosis and treatment initiation by Teixeira-Poit, Stephanie, Spain, Pamela, Halpern, Michael T., Castro, Kathleen M., Prabhu Das, Irene, Adjei, Brenda A., Clauser, Steven

“…Abstract only 279 Background: The National Cancer Institute Community Cancer Centers Program (NCCCP) was designed to improve care and reduce cancer disparities…”
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Sustaining quality cancer care in the NCI Community Cancer Centers Program (NCCCP) by Castro, Kathleen M., Spain, Pamela, Teixeira-Poit, Stephanie, Prabhu Das, Irene, Adjei, Brenda A., Siegel, Robert D., Clauser, Steven, Halpern, Michael T.

“…Abstract only…”
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The NCI Community Cancer Centers Program (NCCCP): A model for reducing cancer health care disparities by O'Brien, Donna M., Bright, Mary Anne, Clauser, Steven B., Fennell, Mary, Harness, Jay K., Hood, Deborah D., Johnson, Maureen, Katurakes, Nora C., McCaskill-Stevens, Worta, Zapka, Jane, Adjei, Brenda A., Castro, Kathleen M., Dimond, Eileen P., St. Germain, Diane C., Springfield, Sanya

“…Abstract only 6086 Background: In 2007, NCI launched the NCCCP, a public-private partnership with 16 community hospital cancer centers in 14 states, to explore…”
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Factors related to engagement in prostate cancer screening for a diverse urban sample of men by Adjei, Brenda A

“…A total of 305 subjects from four ethnic groups were recruited for participation in a study regarding prostate screening behavior. With regard to health…”
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