Search Results - "CAICEDO, Larisa"

Assessment of Mental Health and Coping Disparities Among Racial and Ethnic Groups Amid COVID-19 From the “How Right Now” Campaign by Burke-Garcia, Amelia, Berktold, Jennifer, Rabinowitz, Lucy, Wagstaff, Laura, W. Thomas, Craig, Crick, Cynthia, Walsh, Michele S., Mitchell, Elizabeth W., Verlenden, Jorge M. Vallery, Puddy, Richard, Mercado, Melissa C., Xia, Kanru, Aina, Tola, Caicedo, Larisa, Nelson, BA, Pierce

“…Objectives: How Right Now (HRN) is an evidence-based, culturally responsive communication campaign developed to facilitate coping and resilience among US…”
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Through the lens of culture: quality of life among Latina breast cancer survivors by Graves, Kristi D., Jensen, Roxanne E., Cañar, Janet, Perret-Gentil, Monique, Leventhal, Kara-Grace, Gonzalez, Florencia, Caicedo, Larisa, Jandorf, Lina, Kelly, Scott, Mandelblatt, Jeanne

“…Latinas have lower quality of life than Caucasian cancer survivors but we know little about factors associated with quality of life in this growing population…”
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Quality of Life Among Immigrant Latina Breast Cancer Survivors: Realities of Culture and Enhancing Cancer Care by Lopez-Class, Maria, Perret-Gentil, Monique, Kreling, Barbara, Caicedo, Larisa, Mandelblatt, Jeanne, Graves, Kristi D.

“…Breast cancer is the most common cancer among Latinas. This study examined social, cultural, and health care system factors that impact the quality of life and…”
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Patient navigation significantly reduces delays in breast cancer diagnosis in the District of Columbia by Hoffman, Heather J, LaVerda, Nancy L, Young, Heather A, Levine, Paul H, Alexander, Lisa M, Brem, Rachel, Caicedo, Larisa, Eng-Wong, Jennifer, Frederick, Wayne, Funderburk, William, Huerta, Elmer, Swain, Sandra, Patierno, Steven R

“…Patient Navigation (PN) originated in Harlem as an intervention to help poor women overcome access barriers to timely breast cancer treatment. Despite rapid,…”
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Engaging Latina cancer survivors, their caregivers, and community partners in a randomized controlled trial: Nueva Vida intervention by Rush, Christina L., Darling, Margaret, Elliott, Maria Gloria, Febus-Sampayo, Ivis, Kuo, Charlene, Muñoz, Juliana, Duron, Ysabel, Torres, Migdalia, Galván, Claudia Campos, Gonzalez, Florencia, Caicedo, Larisa, Nápoles, Anna, Jensen, Roxanne E., Anderson, Emily, Graves, Kristi D.

“…Introduction Few studies have evaluated interventions to improve quality of life (QOL) for Latina breast cancer survivors and caregivers. Following best…”
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Abstract B10: Nueva Vida: A support network for Latinas with cancer model and system of care delivery with an eye to community participatory research by Caicedo, Larisa, BrintzenhofeSzoc, Karlynn, Zabora, James R.

“…Abstract Nueva Vida's (NV) goal is to help translate research into practice in the Latino community to shape evidence based practices and influence health…”
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Abstract B18: Impact of Nueva Vida's model on self-efficacy in Latinas with breast cancer by Caicedo, Larisa, BrintzenhofeSzoc, Karlynn, Zabora, James R.

“…Abstract Purpose: Cancer is the second leading cause of death in the Latino population in the United States and for Latina's the most common cancer diagnosis…”
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How Right Now? Supporting Mental Health and Resilience Amid COVID-19 by Burke-Garcia, Amelia, Johnson-Turbes, Ashani, Mitchell, Elizabeth W., Vallery Verlenden, Jorge M., Puddy, Richard, Mercado, Melissa C., Nelson, Pierce, Rabinowitz, Lucy, Xia, Kanru, Wagstaff, Laura, Feng, Miao, Caicedo, Larisa, Tolbert, Emily

“…The How Right Now communication initiative (HRN) was developed to facilitate resilience amid the COVID-19 pandemic in the United States. HRN was designed as a…”
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Assessing the Awareness of and Willingness to Participate in Cancer Clinical Trials Among Immigrant Latinos by Wallington, Sherrie Flynt, Luta, Gheorghe, Noone, Anne-Michelle, Caicedo, Larisa, Lopez-Class, Maria, Sheppard, Vanessa, Spencer, Cherie, Mandelblatt, Jeanne

“…Clinical trials are considered the gold standard of evidence about the efficacy of cancer prevention, early detection, and treatment interventions. A paucity…”
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Abstract A32: Impact of Nueva Vida's model on disparate levels of quality of life, distress, and self-efficacy in Latinas with breast cancer by Darling, Margaret LG, Campos, Claudia, Caicedo, Larisa, BrintzenhofeSzoc, Karlynn, Zabora, James R., Blinka, Marcela, Gonzalez, Florencia

“…Abstract Breast cancer is the most common cancer diagnosis among Latinas, and Hispanic women diagnosed with breast cancer have a higher mortality rate than…”
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Latina a Latina: developing a breast cancer decision support intervention by Sheppard, Vanessa B, Figueiredo, Melissa, Cañar, Janet, Goodman, Michelle, Caicedo, Larisa, Kaufman, Adriana, Norling, Gretchen, Mandelblatt, Jeanne

“…Latinas have the fastest rising incidence of breast cancer. Yet, little data are available about Latinas' breast cancer treatment experiences. Aims were to:…”
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Abstract A58: Impact of Nueva Vida's model on quality of life, distress levels, and self efficacy in Latinas with breast cancer by Caicedo, Larisa, BrintzenhofeSzoc, Karlynn, Zabora, James, Campos, Claudia, Blinka, Marcela, Gonzalez, Florencia, McIntyre, Lynne

“…Abstract Background: Latina survivors appear to have greater distress related to their diagnosis and treatment than non-Latina White women due to lower access…”
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Practical Tips for Establishing Partnerships With Academic Researchers: A Resource Guide for Community-Based Organizations by Darling, Margaret, Gonzalez, Florencia, Graves, Kristi, Sheppard, Vanessa B, Hurtado-de-Mendoza, Alejandra, Leventhal, Kara-Grace, Caicedo, Larisa

“…Research exists on strategies for successful conduct of community-based participatory research (CBPR). Unfortunately, few published resources are available to…”
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Patient Navigation Significantly Reduces Delays in Breast Cancer Diagnosis in the District of Columbia : Patient Navigation in Cancer Care by HOFFMAN, Heather J, LAVERDA, Nancy L, HUERTA, Elmer, SWAIN, Sandra, PATIERNO, Steven R, YOUNG, Heather A, LEVINE, Paul H, ALEXANDER, Lisa M, BREM, Rachel, CAICEDO, Larisa, ENG-WONG, Jennifer, FREDERICK, Wayne, FUNDERBURK, William

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Latina a Latina^sup SM[dagger]^: developing a breast cancer decision support intervention by Sheppard, Vanessa B, Figueiredo, Melissa, Cañar, Janet, Goodman, Michelle, Caicedo, Larisa, Kaufman, Adriana, Norling, Gretchen, Mandelblatt, Jeanne

“…Latinas have the fastest rising incidence of breast cancer. Yet, little data are available about Latinas' breast cancer treatment experiences. Aims were to:…”
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Latina a Latina SM : developing a breast cancer decision support intervention by Sheppard, Vanessa B., Figueiredo, Melissa, Cañar, Janet, Goodman, Michelle, Caicedo, Larisa, Kaufman, Adriana, Norling, Gretchen, Mandelblatt, Jeanne

“…Abstract Latinas have the fastest rising incidence of breast cancer. Yet, little data are available about Latinas' breast cancer treatment experiences. Aims…”
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Latina a LatinaSM: developing a breast cancer decision support intervention by Sheppard, Vanessa B., Figueiredo, Melissa, Cañar, Janet, Goodman, Michelle, Caicedo, Larisa, Kaufman, Adriana, Norling, Gretchen, Mandelblatt, Jeanne

“…Latinas have the fastest rising incidence of breast cancer. Yet, little data are available about Latinas' breast cancer treatment experiences. Aims were to:…”
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