Researcher(s): Vannessa B. Sheppard, PhD, Principal investigatorGinell Ampey, Clinical Research Coordinator Summary/Abstract: The project aims to improve patient-provider interactions and health outcomes among women with breast cancer. Participants in this study will...
Researcher(s): Siobhan Phillips, PhD MPH, Principal investigatorPayton Solk, PhD Candidate in Clinical Psychology Summary/Abstract: The purpose of this study is to understand how the experience of fatigue affects physical activity participation in breast cancer...
Researcher(s): Siobhan Phillips, PhD MPH, Principal investigatorDavid Victorson, PhD, Principal InvestigatorHannah Freeman, Project Manager Summary/Abstract: Increasing moderate to vigorous physical activity (MVPA) has been associated with many health benefits and...
Researcher(s):Lily Mundy, MD, Assistant Professor of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, Principal InvestigatorLily Zhu, Medical Student, Program Coordinator Summary/Abstract:Breast reconstruction plays an important role in restoring the form and function...
Researcher(s): Tara Matise, PhD, Principal InvestigatorNatalie Nudelman, Program Coordinator Summary/Abstract: This pilot study aims to deploy a web-based study enrollment and engagement application, to enroll a minimum of 5,000 cases with breast cancer and...
Researcher(s): James Root, PhD, and Tim Ahles, PhD, Principal InvestigatorsKathleen Flaherty, Research Project Associate Summary/Abstract: Breast cancer treatments may have an impact on how the brain processes information and emotions as well as on a person’s...
TCRC Study Researcher(s): Yan Zhan, PhD (c), MBA, BSN, RN, Yale University School of Nursing Summary/Abstract: The purpose of this research study is to understand how socioeconomic, clinical factors, resilience, and physical and psychological symptoms influence...
Approximately 40% of breast reconstruction patients experience dissatisfaction due to inaccurate expectations of post-surgical well-being, and aesthetic and physical outcomes of surgery that do not reflect personal treatment preferences…