Search Results - "Lowman, Janel"

The Utility of Community Health Workers in Disaster Preparedness, Recovery, and Resiliency by Nicholls, Keith, Picou, J. Steven, Curtis, Joycelyn, Lowman, Janel A.

“…Lay Health Workers can play a pivotal role in improving disaster response and recovery because of their potential effectiveness in enhancing the overall health…”
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Paying the highest price: Financial toxicity of gynecologic oncology patients undergoing treatment in the deep south (282) by Wilhite, Annelise, Jones, Jonathan, Edwards, Carson, Mann, Elise, Lowman, Janel, Jones, Nathaniel, Scalici, Jennifer, Rocconi, Rodney, Rocque, Gabrielle, Liang, Margaret, Pierce, Jennifer Young

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Lost productivity and time in patients with metastatic breast cancer receiving treatment by Ingram, Stacey A., Williams, Courtney, Gilbert, Aidan, Lawhon, Valerie, Davis, Jasmine D., Wan, Clara, Dekle, Kendal, Lowman, Janel, Jones, Jonathan, Rocque, Gabrielle Betty

“…Abstract only 106 Background: Costs for cancer patients are not all monetary. For patients with limited life expectancy, such as metastatic breast cancer (MBC)…”
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Treatment decision-making and financial toxicity in metastatic breast cancer by Wan, Clara, Williams, Courtney, Ingram, Stacey A., Lawhon, Valerie, Young Pierce, Jennifer, Dekle, Kendal, Lowman, Janel, Jones, Jonathan, Azuero, Andres, Gilbert, Aidan, Rocque, Gabrielle Betty

“…Abstract only 97 Background: Shared decision-making (SDM), a process where patients partner with their physician to incorporate personal preferences into…”
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Health insurance literacy, status, and financial toxicity in women receiving treatment for metastatic breast cancer by Williams, Courtney, Ingram, Stacey A., Lawhon, Valerie, Wan, Clara, Kenzik, Kelly, Azuero, Andres, Pisu, Maria, Young Pierce, Jennifer, Lowman, Janel, Jones, Jonathan, Dekle, Kendal, Mennemeyer, Stephen T., Nipp, Ryan David, Rocque, Gabrielle Betty

“…Abstract only 96 Background: Though uninsurance rates declined after the Affordable Care Act, the number of underinsured, or individuals who spend > 10% of…”
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