Within the proposed Center's Administration Core, we will achieve our Training and Career Developmentobjectives by building on the CRN Investigator Development program, which nurtures and develops juniorinvestigators through the CRN Scholars Program. CRN Scholars work with a local faculty mentor indeveloping pilot studies and writing manuscripts. This year fourteen Scholars participate at eleven sites.Similarly, we will model the design and administration of Developmental Project awards on the establishedCRN Pilot Project process. In order to disburse these funds, the current CRN system (calls for proposals,application forms, etc.) will be modified to fit the goals of the proposed Center. We will access and use theOrganizational Advisory Committees of each of the 14 CRN institutions as a gateway for administeringformative and summative data-collection instruments, for identifying informal local opinion leaders, foridentification of cancer communication initiatives within the Discovery Core, and as sounding boards forpotential collaborations and dissemination activities. The Organizational Advisory Committees are comprisedof key organizational leaders representing cancer care clinicians, lead administrators, and data systemsexperts. We have been invited to use two websites already established by the CRN: One that is publiclyavailable through NCI, and one that is accessible to participating CRN sites (investigators and other staff). TheDissemination Core in the proposed Center will utilize both of these sites as points of access for makingpractice-based tools and protocols available to CRN practitioners and administrators, for announcing researchfindings, for releasing calls for developmental projects, for advertising training and career developmentactivities, and in other applied dissemination activities. An important research use of the CRN website will beto establish and link Implementation Support Websites for targeted sets of practitioners across the CRNinstitutions, such as all nurse oncologists in the 14 integrated delivery systems, so that effective practices canbe demonstrated and adaptations clarified for site visitors.
| Mazor, Kathleen M; Kamineni, Aruna; Roblin, Douglas W et al. (2018) Encouraging Patients to Speak up About Problems in Cancer Care. J Patient Saf : |
| Henton, Michelle; Gaglio, Bridget; Cynkin, Laurie et al. (2017) Development, Feasibility, and Small-Scale Implementation of a Web-Based Prognostic Tool-Surveillance, Epidemiology, and End Results Cancer Survival Calculator. JMIR Cancer 3:e9 |
| Mazor, Kathleen M; Street Jr, Richard L; Sue, Valerie M et al. (2016) Assessing patients' experiences with communication across the cancer care continuum. Patient Educ Couns 99:1343-8 |
| Mazor, Kathleen; Roblin, Douglas W; Greene, Sarah M et al. (2016) Primary care physicians' willingness to disclose oncology errors involving multiple providers to patients. BMJ Qual Saf 25:787-95 |
| Ludman, Evette J; McCorkle, Ruth; Bowles, Erin Aiello et al. (2015) Do depressed newly diagnosed cancer patients differentially benefit from nurse navigation? Gen Hosp Psychiatry 37:236-9 |
| Neta, Gila; Glasgow, Russell E; Carpenter, Christopher R et al. (2015) A Framework for Enhancing the Value of Research for Dissemination and Implementation. Am J Public Health 105:49-57 |
| Jones, Salene M W; Ludman, Evette J; McCorkle, Ruth et al. (2015) A differential item function analysis of somatic symptoms of depression in people with cancer. J Affect Disord 170:131-7 |
| Remillard, Meegan L; Mazor, Kathleen M; Cutrona, Sarah L et al. (2014) Systematic review of the use of online questionnaires of older adults. J Am Geriatr Soc 62:696-705 |
| Prouty, Carolyn D; Mazor, Kathleen M; Greene, Sarah M et al. (2014) Providers' perceptions of communication breakdowns in cancer care. J Gen Intern Med 29:1122-30 |
| Walsh, Kathleen E; Biggins, Colleen; Blasko, Deb et al. (2014) Home medication support for childhood cancer: family-centered design and testing. J Oncol Pract 10:373-6 |
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