This just published today!
In the journal _Medical Humanities_
“Better together: a critical survey of conceptions of religious literacy and analysis of the implications for application to healthcare in the USA.”
Free to access link: mh.bmj.com/cgi/
Several good ideas so far on leveraging Poole clinical trial data at FDA to answer important research questions!
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Kudos, thanks, and congratulations to Dr. Ali B. Abbasi and the rest of the team for this Special Communication article published today in _JAMA Surgery_ on pragmatic clinical trials in surgery...
jamanetwork.com/journals/jam…
_ASCO Post_ (a newspaper in partnership with the American Society of Clinical Oncology [ASCO]) just published this recap of a very important Conversation on Cancer about religious literacy and spirituality in cancer care: ascopost.com/news/october-20…
Great team for yesterday's Conversations on Cancer, Exploring Religious Literacy and Spirituality in Cancer Care: youtube.com/live/8uPEzsOKwog
#Spirituality #spiritualcare #FDA #FDAOCE #religion #religiousliteracy #cancer #cancercare #oncology #oncology @FDAOncology
A New Book for Teens to Adults Helps You and Your Youth Learn about Religious Literacy in Our World! totsfamily.com/a-new-book-fo… via @totsfamily
This is happening in one month! You can watch live or later on YouTube, but - Register Now! I am organizing and moderating. surveymonkey.com/r/BPK6T9D
Save the Date: Wed, July 10, 2024
Time : 2-3:30 PM (YouTube livestream)
Exploring Religious Literacy and Spirituality in Cancer Care
Registration Link to join Audience: surveymonkey.com/r/BPK6T9D
Link for livestream & future viewing: youtube.com/live/8uPEzsOKwog
#OCEProjectCommunity
Save the Date: Wed, July 10, 2024
Time : 2-3:30 PM (YouTube livestream)
Exploring Religious Literacy and Spirituality in Cancer Care
Registration Link to join Audience: surveymonkey.com/r/BPK6T9D
Link for livestream & future viewing: youtube.com/live/8uPEzsOKwog
#OCEProjectCommunity
Submit your ideas for pragmatic clinical trials in oncology to this @FDAOncology initiative, #OCEProject5in5, to identify 5 questions to be answered through pragmatic trials, using FDA-approved therapies in 5 y. 5/5 thru 7/5/2024! @realrickpazdur @drjennifergao @DrDonnaRivera
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Here is a short article that I wrote for Interfaith America Magazine...
Through the Foundations of Interfaith Leadership LIVE course, healthcare provider, Steven Clark Cunningham, found that the more religiously literate I am as a provider, the better I can do the work of providing care. interfaithamerica.org/articl…
Through the Foundations of Interfaith Leadership LIVE course, healthcare provider, Steven Clark Cunningham, found that the more religiously literate I am as a provider, the better I can do the work of providing care. interfaithamerica.org/articl…
Steven C. Cunningham retweeted
🥇Top Viewed in 2023 in JAMA-Surgery @JAMASurgery
Surgeon Sex and Long-Term Postoperative Outcomes Among Patients Undergoing Common Surgeries @WallisCJD @UofT @DrRajSat @MethodistHosp & colleagues jamanetwork.com/journals/jam…
Congratulations to the team on this important forthcoming publication about functional gallbladder disorder (FGBD, a.k.a., “biliary dyskinesia”). Maybe it should not be controversial?
We are better together with religious literacy! a.co/d/f8PmZPF
Don't – no, wait – DO talk about religion and politics this Thanksgiving (or at least religion)! A cornucopia of benefits awaits! gem.godaddy.com/s/4c6bf71
Steven C. Cunningham retweeted
👀 this new paper @JournalofGISurg on Immigrant Doctors & Their Role in US Healthcare. Immigrant doctors play vital role in addressing US healthcare needs. Policies to ⬆️ integration of immigrant doctors may foster a more sustainable healthcare workforce. rdcu.be/dqOBr
Should resectable PDAC get NAT or surgery first?
Multiple trials are ongoing to answer this question about neoadjuvant therapy (NAT) in pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma (PDAC), but what do current data, experience, and your gut instinct tell you?
67%NAT then surgery
33%Surgery first the adj
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