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6. The Regional Coalition to Eliminate Race Based Medicine

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Ross, Seun O., Henry-Moss, Dare, Berkeley, Abiona, and McBee, Dwight W.

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Professional societies and national laboratories have begun recognizing the inappropriateness of using race as a variable in various clinical tools and have revised tools such as eGFR and spirometry reference ranges. The Regional Coalition to Eliminate Race Based Medicine (Coalition) includes a regional health plan and 12 health systems in its network that work to accelerate the de-implementation of race in clinical tools through learning collaboratives with the goal of reducing health inequities perpetuated by clinical care algorithms.

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2024
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8. Feasibility and acceptability of a pilot tailored text messaging intervention for adolescents and young adults completing cancer treatment

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Schwartz, Lisa A., primary, Daniel, Lauren C., additional, Henry‐Moss, Dare, additional, Bonafide, Christopher P., additional, Li, Yimei, additional, Psihogios, Alexandra M., additional, Butler, Eliana S., additional, Szalda, Dava, additional, Ver Hoeve, Elizabeth S., additional, Hobbie, Wendy L., additional, Dowshen, Nadia L., additional, Pierce, Lisa, additional, Kersun, Leslie S., additional, and Barakat, Lamia P., additional

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2019
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9. Feasibility and acceptability of a pilot tailored text messaging intervention for adolescents and young adults completing cancer treatment.

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Schwartz, Lisa A., Daniel, Lauren C., Henry‐Moss, Dare, Bonafide, Christopher P., Li, Yimei, Psihogios, Alexandra M., Butler, Eliana S., Szalda, Dava, Ver Hoeve, Elizabeth S., Hobbie, Wendy L., Dowshen, Nadia L., Pierce, Lisa, Kersun, Leslie S., Barakat, Lamia P., and Henry-Moss, Dare

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TEXT messages, YOUNG adults, CANCER treatment, TEENAGERS, HEALTH behavior
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Purpose: Despite cure, adolescents and young adults (AYA) who complete cancer treatment remain at risk for numerous physical and psychological late effects. However, engagement in recommended follow-up care, knowledge of cancer treatment history and risks, and adoption of health promoting behaviors are often suboptimal. The pilot randomized controlled trial assessed the feasibility and acceptability of a text messaging intervention (THRIVE; Texting Health Resources to Inform, motiVate, and Engage) designed to promote well-being, and health knowledge and behaviors.Methods: Sixty-one AYA who recently completed cancer therapy enrolled and were randomized to receive THRIVE (n = 31) or an AYA survivor handbook (n = 30). Participants from both groups completed baseline measures and follow-up surveys 16 weeks later. AYA randomized to THRIVE received one to two health-related text messages per day over 16 weeks.Results: THRIVE demonstrated a high level of acceptability and feasibility. Exploratory analyses highlighted promising improvements in knowledge, fruit/vegetable intake, and perceptions of health vulnerability.Conclusions: Text messaging is an acceptable and feasible intervention approach for improving well-being and health of AYA survivors. Future research is needed to test the impact of text messaging in a larger trial, including whether or not such an intervention can improve clinical outcomes, such as survivors' engagement in follow-up care. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2020
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11. Iterative development of a tailored mHealth intervention for adolescent and young adult survivors of childhood cancer.

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Schwartz, Lisa A., primary, Psihogios, Alexandra M., additional, Henry-Moss, Dare, additional, Daniel, Lauren C., additional, Ver Hoeve, Elizabeth S., additional, Velazquez-Martin, Blanca, additional, Butler, Eliana, additional, Hobbie, Wendy L., additional, Buchanan Lunsford, Natasha, additional, Sabatino, Susan A., additional, Barakat, Lamia P., additional, Ginsberg, Jill P., additional, Fleisher, Linda, additional, Deatrick, Janet A., additional, Jacobs, Linda A., additional, O'Hagan, Bridget, additional, Anderson, Lindsay, additional, Fredericks, Emily, additional, Amaral, Sandra, additional, Dowshen, Nadia, additional, Houston, Keisha, additional, Vachani, Carolyn, additional, Hampshire, Margaret K., additional, Metz, James M., additional, Hill-Kayser, Christine E., additional, and Szalda, Dava, additional

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2019
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13. O4‐08‐03: PSYCHOSOCIAL OUTCOMES OF APOE E4 GENOTYPE DISCLOSURE IN THE GENERATION STUDY

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Bradbury, Angela R., primary, Karlawish, Jason, additional, Roberts, J Scott, additional, Egleston, Brian L., additional, Patrick-Miller, Linda, additional, McCarty Wood, Elisabeth, additional, Kim, Scott YH., additional, Jaeger, Jan, additional, Reddy, Neeraja, additional, Cacioppo, Cara, additional, Henry-Moss, Dare, additional, Jideama, Stephanie, additional, Ofidis, Demetrios, additional, Liu, Fonda, additional, Caputo, Angelika, additional, Riviere, Marie-Emmanuelle, additional, Bezuidenhoudt, Mauritz, additional, Langlois, Carolyn, additional, Reiman, Eric M., additional, Tariot, Pierre N., additional, and Langbaum, Jessica B., additional

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2018
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14. Psychosocial Adjustment and Perceived Risk Among Adolescent Girls From Families With BRCA1/2 or Breast Cancer History

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Bradbury, Angela R., primary, Patrick-Miller, Linda, additional, Schwartz, Lisa A., additional, Egleston, Brian L., additional, Henry-Moss, Dare, additional, Domchek, Susan M., additional, Daly, Mary B., additional, Tuchman, Lisa, additional, Moore, Cynthia, additional, Rauch, Paula K., additional, Shorter, Rebecca, additional, Karpink, Kelsey, additional, and Sands, Colleen Burke, additional

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2016
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16. PSYCHOSOCIAL OUTCOMES OF APOE E4 GENOTYPE DISCLOSURE IN THE GENERATION STUDY

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Bradbury, Angela R., Karlawish, Jason, Roberts, J Scott, Egleston, Brian L., Patrick-Miller, Linda, McCarty Wood, Elisabeth, Kim, Scott YH., Jaeger, Jan, Reddy, Neeraja, Cacioppo, Cara, Henry-Moss, Dare, Jideama, Stephanie, Ofidis, Demetrios, Liu, Fonda, Caputo, Angelika, Riviere, Marie-Emmanuelle, Bezuidenhoudt, Mauritz, Langlois, Carolyn, Reiman, Eric M., Tariot, Pierre N., and Langbaum, Jessica B.

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2018
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17. Cancer worry, anxiety, and behaviors in girls at familial or genetic risk for breast cancer.

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Bradbury, Angela R., primary, Patrick-Miller, Linda, additional, Egleston, Brian, additional, Schwartz, Lisa, additional, Tuchman, Lisa, additional, Moore, Cynthia, additional, Rauch, Paula, additional, Sands, Colleen B., additional, Henry-Moss, Dare, additional, Sicilia, Patrick, additional, Karpink, Kelsey, additional, Domchek, Susan M., additional, and Daly, Mary Beryl, additional

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2014
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