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Cancer Patient Relationship Style and Coaching Understanding the Role of Patient Relationship Style in Cancer Coaching: Practical Application of Attachment Theory
This study aims to identify how peoples’ relationship styles relate to their different coaching needs when living with incurable cancer. The findings will be used to improve coaching and to meet the needs of diverse people.
11 minutes
Cheri Marmarosh, PhD, George Washington University; David Barton, MBA
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What Matters Most: Surveying Preferences of Blood Cancer Patients
This study will ask you what is most important (and what is least important) to you when thinking about outcomes of your cancer treatment.
11 minutes
Daniel Richardson, MD, MSc, UNC School of Medicine, Kevin Pignone, UNC Department of Health Policy & Management
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Patient Perspectives on 1-on-1 Peer Coaching: Assessing the Effectiveness of the HealthTree Coach Program
This study evaluates the impact of the HealthTree Coach Program, a 1-on-1 peer support initiative for all blood cancers or precursor disease patients and caregivers, by assessing participation, barriers, and perceived benefits on well-being and treatment navigation.
14 minutes
Nadine H. Abdallah, MD, Division of Hematology, Mayo Clinic; Cheri L. Marmarosh, PhD Department of Psychology, Divine Mercy University;