Tanina Foster Moore

Interconnectedness of Factors Affecting Patient Willingness to Discuss Prostate Cancer Clinical Trials With Physicians

Janaka S. S. Liyanage, Vy Ong, Lauren M. Hamel, Susan Eggly et autres

PURPOSE Racial disparities in prostate cancer clinical trial participation persist. Sociodemographic and psychosocial predictors of willingness to discuss trials are often studied in separate models that do not account for intercorrelations. Using consent-time data from the Partnering Around Cancer Clinical Trials (PACCT) …

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What About the Caregivers? Music Medicine as a Tool for Improving Psychological Well-Being Among Caregivers During Cancer Chemotherapy Treatment

Felicity W. K. Harper, Tanina Foster Moore, A. Heath, Seongho Kim et autres

PURPOSE: Music medicine is an effective therapeutic tool to improve patient mood during outpatient chemotherapy infusion. Research has yet to explore how music medicine may impact the psychological well-being of caregivers who accompany patients and if there are dyadic effects on well-being …

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Phase II Trial of Concurrent Nivolumab and Radiation Therapy for Muscle-Invasive Bladder Cancer of Older or Chemotherapy-Ineligible Patients

Ulka N. Vaishampayan, Lance K. Heilbrun, Nitin Vaishampayan, Felicity W. K. Harper et autres

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Using Music as a Tool for Distress Reduction During Cancer Chemotherapy Treatment

Felicity W. K. Harper, A. Heath, Tanina Foster Moore, Seongho Kim et autres

PURPOSE Music may be an effective therapeutic tool during cancer treatment to improve patient psychological and physical well-being. Current research shows a positive effect of music on psychological outcomes; however, many of these studies lacked significant sample size and rigor in monitoring …

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Ask Questions (ASQ): Implementation of a question prompt list communication intervention in a network of outpatient medical oncology clinics.

Lauren M. Hamel, Tanina Foster Moore, Larissa Mattei, Hyejeong Jang et autres

e24185 Background: High-quality, patient-centered communication is not experienced equitably across patient populations, likely contributing to healthcare disparities. Question Prompt Lists (QPL) improve patient active participation and other aspects of patient-physician communication in diverse populations and settings. This descriptive, single-arm study assessed the …

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Ask questions (ASQ): Implementation of a question prompt list communication intervention in a network of outpatient medical oncology clinics

Susan Eggly, Tanina Foster Moore, Fatmeh Baidoun, Larissa Mattei et autres

OBJECTIVE: This descriptive, single-arm study assessed the implementation and patient perceptions of an evidence-based Question Prompt List (QPL), the ASQ brochure, across a network of oncology clinics in a diverse patient population. METHOD: The QPL was revised in collaboration with stakeholders. Implementation …

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Addressing multilevel barriers to clinical trial participation among Black and White men with prostate cancer through the PACCT study

Susan Eggly, Nicole Senft, Seongho Kim, Elisabeth I. Heath et autres

BACKGROUND: Cancer clinical trial participation is low and inequitable. Partnering Around Cancer Clinical Trials (PACCT) addressed systemic and interpersonal barriers through an observational study of eligibility and an intervention to improve patient-physician communication and trial invitation rates. METHODS: Physicians at two comprehensive …

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Physicians’ use of plain language during discussions of prostate cancer clinical trials with patients

Luke Thominet, Lauren M. Hamel, Fatmeh Baidoun, Tanina Foster Moore et autres

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Development and pilot test of a physician-focused cancer clinical trials communication training intervention

Susan Eggly, Mark Manning, Nicole Senft, Tanina Foster Moore et autres

Objective: We describe the development and pilot test of a physician-focused, web-based training module designed to improve physician communication related to clinical trials in a diverse cancer patient population. Methods: Researchers and stakeholders developed the training module, which included a video explaining …

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The Effects of Student-Fashioning and Teacher-Pleasing in the Assessment of First-Year Writing Reflective Essays

Jeff Pruchnic, Ellen Barton, Thomas Trimble, Sarah Primeau et autres

The use of reflective essays has become a key artifact of outcome-based writing assessment in the field of writing studies (White, 2005). However, scoring reflective essays may be influenced by textual features irrelevant to most outcomes and assessment rubrics. Two problematic features …

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Development and Pilot Test of a Physician-Focused Cancer Clinical Trials Communication Training Intervention

Susan Eggly, Mark Manning, Nicole Senft, Tanina Foster Moore et autres

Abstract PurposeClinical trials are critical to advancing cancer treatments, yet their impact is hindered by low accrual rates, especially among minorities. One barrier is the quality of physician communication during clinical interactions in which trials are discussed. We describe the development and …

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Impact of Patients' Companions on Clinical Encounters Between Black Patients and Their Non-Black Oncologists

Amy K. Otto, Maija Reblin, Felicity W. K. Harper, Lauren M. Hamel et autres

PURPOSE: The presence of caregivers or companions during clinical encounters influences the dynamics and outcomes of the encounters. Most prior studies of companions in clinical encounters focus on non-Hispanic White patients. However, there is generally lower-quality patient-physician communication during encounters with Black …

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