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Elizabeth Palmer Kelly
Comprehensive Cancer Center
2019
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PMIDPaper TitleJournal TitlePublished Year
37818750Which factors influence the approach to shared decision-making among surgeons performing complex operations?J Commun Healthc2024
34767182Assessing the Impact of Provider Training and Perceived Barriers on the Provision of Spiritual Care: a Mixed Methods Study.J Cancer Educ2023
37205340Effect of Nirmatrelvir/Ritonavir (Paxlovid) on Hospitalization among Adults with COVID-19: an EHR-based Target Trial Emulation from N3C.medRxiv2023
34196249The Influence of Patient and Provider Religious and Spiritual Beliefs on Treatment Decision Making in the Cancer Care Context.Med Decis Making2022
35659443Burnout Assessment Among Surgeons and Surgical Trainees During the COVID-19 Pandemic: A Systematic Review.J Surg Educ2022
36802840Intersectionality in patients with cancer: who should care and why?Future Oncol2022
35199401Intersectionality in cancer care: A systematic review of current research and future directions.Psychooncology2022
34607493Spiritual Motivations to Practice Medicine: A Survey of Cancer Care Providers.Am J Hosp Palliat Care2022
33942256Surgeon Strategies to Patient-Centered Decision-making in Cancer Care: Validation and Applications of a Conceptual Model.J Cancer Educ2022
34103240The role of religion and spirituality in cancer care: An umbrella review of the literature.Surg Oncol2022
32424588Do Religious/Spiritual Preferences and Needs of Cancer Patients Vary Based on Clinical- and Treatment-Level Factors?Ann Surg Oncol2021
33642211Provision of supportive spiritual care for hepatopancreatic cancer patients: an unmet need?HPB (Oxford)2021
34195857Marginalized patient identities and the patient-physician relationship in the cancer care context: a systematic scoping review.Support Care Cancer2021
33368724A mixed-methods approach to comparing perceptions of cancer patients' and cancer care providers' religious and spiritual beliefs, behaviours, and attitudes.Eur J Cancer Care (Engl)2021
33268055Mental illness is associated with increased risk of suicidal ideation among cancer surgical patients.Am J Surg2021
33439350Healthcare provider self-reported observations and behaviors regarding their role in the spiritual care of cancer patients.Support Care Cancer2021
32854807The religious/spiritual beliefs and needs of cancer survivors who underwent cancer-directed surgery.Palliat Support Care2021
32985234Intrapersonal Factors Impact Advance Care Planning Among Cancer Patients.Am J Hosp Palliat Care2021
32519248Comparing Surgeon Approaches to Patient-Centered Cancer Care Using Vignette Methodology.J Gastrointest Surg2021
32535677The beliefs of cancer care providers regarding the role of religion and spirituality within the clinical encounter.Support Care Cancer2021
30772927Characterizing Perceptions Around the Patient-Oncologist Relationship: a Qualitative Focus Group Analysis.J Cancer Educ2020
31928484Does spiritual and religious orientation impact the clinical practice of healthcare providers?J Interprof Care2020
32436186ASO Author Reflections: Influence of Patient Clinical- and Treatment-Level Factors on Religious/Spiritual Preferences During Cancer Care.Ann Surg Oncol2020
32318948Assessing Differences in Cancer Surgeon Approaches to Patient-Centered Decision-Making Using Vignette-Based Methodology.Ann Surg Oncol2020
32314158ASO Author Reflections: The Influence of Surgeon Characteristics on Patient-Centered Approaches to Treatment Decision-Making.Ann Surg Oncol2020
31482443Patient Perceptions About the Role of Religion and Spirituality During Cancer Care.J Relig Health2020
30561074A systematic review of the methods utilised to measure the relationship between cancer patients and oncologists: Implications for future research and practice.Eur J Cancer Care (Engl)2019
30267167Reciprocity within patient-physician and patient-spouse/caregiver dyads: insights into patient-centered care.Support Care Cancer2019
30607678Assessing structure and characteristics of social networks among cancer survivors: impact on general health.Support Care Cancer2019
30878299Understanding the Type of Support Offered Within the Caregiver, Family, and Spiritual/Religious Contexts of Cancer Patients.J Pain Symptom Manage2019
31111506Identifying subgroups of well-being among patients with cancer: Differences in attitudes and preferences around surveillance after curative-intent surgery.J Surg Oncol2019
30770135Patient preferences on the use of technology in cancer surveillance after curative surgery: A cross-sectional analysis.Surgery2019
30841943Exploring the perception of survivors on the bidirectional impact between cancer and their social contexts: A mixed-methods approach.Palliat Support Care2019
31622916Understanding the use of attachment theory applied to the patient-provider relationship in cancer care: Recommendations for future research and clinical practice.Surg Oncol2019
30190079Understanding patient expectations around therapeutic benefits, risks, and the chance of cure.Am J Surg2019
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Richard A Moffitt
Stony Brook University, and Stony Brook Cancer Center
Co-authored papers 1
Kenneth J Wilkins
National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Disease
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Xuya Xiao
Johns Hopkins University
Co-authored papers 1
Alexander Preiss
Center for Data Science
Co-authored papers 1
George Caleb Alexander
Institute of General Practice and Family Medicine, University Hospital
Co-authored papers 1
Abhishek Bhatia
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Co-authored papers 1
Christopher G Chute
Brown University, Brown University Warren Alpert Medical School, Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center, Harvard School of Public Health, Johns Hopkins Medicine, Mayo Clinic Minnesota
Co-authored papers 1
Emily R Pfaff
University of North Carolina
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Robert Chew
Center for Data Science and AI
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Charisse Madlock-Brown
University of Tennessee Health Science Center
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Griffin Olsen
Intermountain Healthcare Delivery Institute and.
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Hemalkumar B Mehta
Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
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Elaine Hill
University of Rochester
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Megan Fitzgerald
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