Improving cancer care delivery with (not really so) radical ideas, incrementally--to not stir up too much trouble.
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Shellie Ellis retweeted
11 Dec 2022
Recruiting investigators #DIScience22 multiple #impsci hires in (a) #minorityhealth #healthinequities or #ruralhealth @KUMedCenter kumc.wd5.myworkdayjobs.com/e…
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13 Oct 2022
When is an open label RCT ethical? Are you allowing them to be conducted at your Cancer Center? Under what justification?
13 Oct 2022
Did the RAND Health Insurance Experiment actually demonstrate that using a spare hour to sit on your butt to watch a video weekly was more effective than exercising for your health? #askingforafriend
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13 Oct 2022
Did the RAND Health Insurance Experiment actually demonstrate that an INSANELY slow loading Cerner Health website would reduce blood pressure!
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13 Oct 2022
Did the RAND Health Insurance Experiment actually balance their arms on the proportion of working women who would have to deal with this mountain of uncompensated work?
24 Aug 2022
Come work with us! We're hiring a facilitator to help us implement precision oncology reflex testing, an evidence-based strategy to improve cancer care delivery, particularly in rural communities.
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18 Aug 2022
Enjoyed working on this with a very fine writing group @kellystratton @NOlacancer Access to urologists for participation in research: An analysis of NCI... sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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6 Aug 2022
Checked out this story to see if proposed prescription drug policy changes were really going to make a difference. @DusetzinaS approves, so they're legit.
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23 Jul 2022
When your friend's dad meets you at the airport past midnight after a long day's travel. "Is that Matthew's Dad??" Thank you @RonaldChenMD , @KUcancercenter for perking us up for the economy parking leg!!
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8 Jun 2022
We're growing. Come join us. I'm working with this impressive team until you get here. Happy to field any questions. kumc.wd5.myworkdayjobs.com/e…
2 Jun 2022
What is the most useful data you maintain about the practices in your PBRN? Anyone standardizing data collection around implementation laboratories? SIRC's review of inner setting measures left me empty handed.
18 May 2022
My colleague Megha Ramaswamy @Vaginographer is always doing the most innovative projects. This time explaining the ridiculous levels of incarceration in the US and how she works with women in the criminal justice system to empower themselves: youtube.com/watch?v=CskyLFYG…
13 May 2022
Listening to the great @JanProbst explain the disproportionate rise in rural mortality during Covid: not just Covid. #nrha2022
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22 Apr 2022
It's a great day when @LeahZullig drops by @KUcancercenter to talk about her blooming portfolio of implementation science research.
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20 Apr 2022
KUMC took down the pictures of all the old white guys in our admin building and replaced them with these firsts. I LOVE it!!!
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6 Apr 2022
Hey @birkensarah, it's here:
Geographic differences in community oncology provider and practice location characteristics in the central United States onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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20 Jan 2022
Implementation Science Colleagues: What resources do you have in your IS Centers or Cores that are most popular and that your faculty, staff, students really enjoy the most?
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3 Apr 2021
My biggest contribution to science today may have been answering an unknown number and participating in the BRFSS. #answerthecall
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4 Mar 2021
Thank you NIH! This is a giant step forward for parents in medicine, mainly women. nexus.od.nih.gov/all/2021/03…
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