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Mon, October 02, 2017

Sarah Hawley, Brian Zikmund-Fisher, and Reshma Jagsi are co-authors of a recent study published in Medical Decision Making, which was highlighted in MHealth Lab. Their study found that talking to clinicians is the best way for breast cancer patients to understand their recurrence risk. They also found that clinician discussions about recurrence risk should address uncertainty and the relevance of family and personal history. Kamaria Lee is first author of the article.

Medical Decision Making: What Factors Influence Women’s Perceptions of their Systemic Recurrence Risk after Breast Cancer Treatm
MHealthLab: Study Sheds Light on Women’s Perceptions About Breast Cancer Recurrence Risk
Faculty: 
Sarah Hawley, PhD, MPH
Brian J. Zikmund-Fisher, PhD
Reshma Jagsi, MD, DPhil
Research Topics: 
Cancer - breast
Risk communication
Medical decision making

Cengiz Salman, MA

Research Associate

Cengiz joined the CBSSM in November 2014. He received his MA in Social Science from the University of Chicago and his BA in anthropology from Michigan State University. Prior to completing his MA, Cengiz researched political movements in Turkey with the assistance of a Fulbright IIE award. Cengiz will be providing research support to Dr. Susan Goold on a grant-funded study of Medicaid expansion. Cengiz enjoys spending time with family and friends, reading about philosophy and contemporary politics, and traveling.

 

Research Interests: 
Bioethics
Last Name: 
Salman

Erin Sears, MPH

Alumni
Erin joined CBSSM in November 2014. Her work at the Center included assisting Dr. Susan Goold on several grant funded research projects related to Medicaid expansion and community-based research around health and health research priorities.
 
She received her Master’s in Public Health from the Colorado School of Public Health and has a Bachelor’s of Science degree in Psychology, with a minor in Health and Nutrition from Northern Michigan University.
Research Interests: 
Health disparities, Community-Based Participatory Research, Environmental Justice, Social Determinants of Health
Last Name: 
Sears
10/20/2010

J. Scott Roberts, PhD, received an R01 award from NHGRI for a multi-site, randomized controlled clinical trial to examine the impact and efficacy of a genetic risk assessment program that educates people with mild cognitive impairment about their chances of developing Alzheimer's disease.

08/03/2015

CBSSM Faculty Dr. Childerhose and Dr. Tarini have published an article in Pediatrics Perspective. This is a commentary that argues for the introduction of adolescent perspectives and experiences into the clinical outcomes evidence base, as an important form of evidence for decision-making. Access the article here. 

PIHCD: Zach Landis-Lewis

Thu, November 03, 2016, 4:00pm
Location: 
B004E NCRC Building 16
Zach Landis-Lewis will be presenting on a novel system for communication strategy planning in clinical advice messaging for healthcare professionals.
11/19/2015

Stephanie Kukora won a Faculty Award for Clinical Investigation/Health Services Research at the 26th Annual Pediatric Research Symposium for her work on prenatal counseling: Prognostic Failure and Decisional Mismatch in Antenatal Neonatology Consultation.

Faculty: 
Stephanie Kukora, MD
01/03/2017

Reshma Jagsi was recently elected to the Board of Directors for the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO). Congratulations!

Faculty: 
Reshma Jagsi, MD, DPhil
Research Topics: 
cancer
02/07/2017

Michele Gornick is a co-author of the new Clinical Sequencing Exploratory Research (CSER) Genomic Report Toolkit; A guide to genomic test results for non-genetics providers. Check it out here!

Faculty: 
Michele Gornick, PhD, MA
Research Topics: 
Genomics
Genetics

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