Abstract |
| Schmidt S, Shay LA, Saygin C, Wan H, Shireman PK, Clark RA. Improving pilot project application and review processes: A novel application of Lean Six Sigma in translational science, Washington, DC,; 2018 Apr. (Association for Clinical and Translational Science).
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| Schmidt S, Shay LA, Saygin C, Wan WD, Shireman PK, Salazar BV, Clark RA. Improving pilot project application and review process: A novel application of lean six sigma in translational science, Washington, DC, Nov; 2017 Jan. (Annual Conferences of the American Evaluation Association).
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Journal Article |
| Shay LA, Schmidt S, Dioun SI, Grimes A, Embry L. Receipt of a survivorship care plan and self-reported health behaviors among cancer survivors J Cancer Surviv 2019 Feb;.
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| Cervantez S, Tenner L, Schmidt S, Aduba I, Jones J, Ali N, and S Singh-Carlson. Symptom Burden and Palliative Referral Disparities in an Ambulatory South Texas Cancer Center Frontiers Oncology 2018 Oct;8.
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| Parsons HM, Schmidt S, Tenner LL, Davidoff AJ
. Trends in Antineoplastic Receipt after Medicare Payment Reform: Implications for Future Oncology Payment Design Journal of Cancer Policy 2018 Sep;17:51-58.
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| Schmidt S, Shay, LA, Saygin, C, Wan, HD, Schulz, K, Clark RA, Shireman PK. Improving pilot project application and review processess: A novel application of lean six sigma in translational science (Online First) J Clin Transl Sci 2018 Jun;2(3):135-138.
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| Schmidt S, Shay LA, King HV, Buckley J, Embry L,
Parsons HM. A new lease on life: Preliminary needs assessment for the development of a survivorship program for young adult survivors of cancer in South Texas Journal of Pediatric Hematology and Oncology 2018 Apr;40(3):e154-e158.
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| Schmidt S, Sparks PJ. Disparities in injury morbidity among young adults in the USA: individual and contextual determinants J Epidemiol Community Health 2018 Feb;72(6):458-464.
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| Schmidt S, Goros M, Parsons HM, Saygin C, Wan HD, Shireman PK, Gelfond JA. Improving initiation and tracking of research projects at an Academic Health Center: A case study Eval Health Prof 2017 Sep;40(3):372-79.
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| Shay LA, Schmidt S, Cornell SD, Parsons HM. "Making My Own Decisions Sometimes": A Pilot Study of Young Adult Cancer Survivors' Perspectives on Medical Decision-Making [Epub ahead of print] J Cancer Educ 2017 Jul;.
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| Rauenzahn SL, Schmidt S, Aduba IO, Jones JT, Ali N, Tenner LL. Integrating Palliative Care Services in Ambulatory Oncology: An Application of the Edmonton Symptom Assessment System. doi: 10.1200/JOP.2016.019372. Epub 2017 Mar 16. PMID: 28301279 J Oncol Pract 2017 Apr;13(4):e401-e407.
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| Parsons HM, Schmidt S, Tenner LL, Bang H, Keegan THM. Early Impact of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act on Insurance Among Young Adults With Cancer: Analysis of the Dependent Insurance Provision Cancer 2016 Jun;122(11):1766-1773.
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| Parsons H, Schmidt S, Karnad A, Liang Y, Pugh MJ, Fox E. Association between the number of suppliers for critical antineoplastics and drug shortages: Implications for future drug shortages and treatment Journal of Oncology Practice 2016 Mar;12(3):249-250.
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| Parsons HM, Harlan LC, Schmidt S, Keegan THM, Lynch CF, Kent EE, Wu WC, Schwartz SM, Chu RL, Keel G, Smith AW. Who treats adolescents and young adults with cancer? A report from the AYA HOPE study Journal of Adolescent and Young Adult Oncology 2015 Sep;4(3):141-150.
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| Bollinger MJ, Schmidt S, Pugh JA, Parsons HM, Copeland LA, Pugh MJ. Erosion of the healthy soldier effect in veterans of U.S. military service in Iraq and Afghanistan Population Health Metrics 2015 Mar;13(8):1-12.
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| Parsons HM, Lathrop KI, Schmidt S, Mazo-Canola M, Trevino-Jones J, Speck H, Karnad AB. Breast cancer treatment delays in a majority minority community: is there a difference? J Oncol Pract 2015 Mar;11(2):144-153.
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| Parsons HM, Schmidt S, Harlan LC, Kent EE, Lynch CF, Smith AW, Keegan TH and the AYA HOPE Collaborative. Young and uninsured: Insurance patterns of recently diagnosed adolescent and young adult cancer survivors in the AYA HOPE study Cancer 2014 Aug;120(15):2352-2360.
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| Schmidt S, Parsons HM. Vaccination interest and trends in human papillomavirus vaccine uptake in young adult women aged 18 to 26 years in the United States: an analysis using the 2008-2012 National Health Interview Survey Am J Public Health 2014 May;104(5):946-953.
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Federal |
| Funding Agency |
NIH/NCATS |
| Title |
INSTITUTE FOR INTEGRATION OF MEDICINE & SCIENCE: A PARTNERSHIP TO IMPROVE HEALTH |
| Status |
Active |
| Period |
5/2018 - 4/2023 |
| Role |
Co-Investigator |
| Grant Detail |
Our over-arching Specific Aims are: 1. Accelerate clinical and translational research innovation and team science along the entire T1 to T4 research spectrum by providing an academic home integrated with our strategic partner institutions 2. Expand, diversify, and enhance the workforce of interdisciplinary translational biomedical scientists 3. Implement effective methods to continuously evaluate and optimize services, increase efficiencies, improve processes, endorse common metrics, and reduce costs across all IIMS programs |
| Funding Agency |
NIH/NCATS |
| Title |
Harnessing the power of CTSA-CDRN data networks: Using social determinants of health, frailty and functional status to identify at-risk patients & improve risk adjustment |
| Status |
Active |
| Period |
7/2018 - 6/2022 |
| Role |
Co-Investigator |
| Grant Detail |
Using the American College of Surgeons National Surgical Quality Improvement Project to study risk adjustment in postoperative outcomes using social determinants of health, frailty and functional status. Subawards include UT Health Houston and University of Pittsburgh (two additional sites) and University of Texas Austin (statistics and predictive modeling expertise). We use census data from the American Community Survey at the block group level to assign proxy social risk factors and use natural language processing to develop predictive models of functional outcomes based upon nursing, physical therapy and occupational therapy note. |
| Funding Agency |
NCATS |
| Title |
Clinical and Translational Science Award: Institute for Integration of Medicine and Science: a Partnership to Improve Health |
| Status |
Active |
| Period |
7/2013 - 6/2018 |
| Role |
Contributor |
| Grant Detail |
Within the Institute for Integration of Medicine and Science, MJ Lichtenstein served as the Co-Principal Investigator for Research Education, Training, and Career Development.
NCATS - KL2 TR001118 - KL2 Scholars Career Development Award Program
Total Costs KL2: $3,274,065
NCATS - TL1 TR001119 - TL1 Pre-doctoral Training Program
Total Costs TL1: $620, 395
Dr. Lichtenstein stepped down from his IIMS responsibilities on 12.31.2015
Total Costs for UL1 + KL2 + TL1: $22,707,724
ABSTRACT: San Antonio, the gateway to South Texas, is the 7*^ largest city in the US and the largest metropolitan area with a majority Hispanic population (63%). South Texas is about the size of Ohio, and comprises an impoverished and largely Hispanic population with disproportionate rates of diabetes and obesity, exacerbated by a lack of health insurance and poor access to health care. This region also contains numerous US military installations, and active-duty service members and veterans often have special health issues, including risk for post-traumatic stress disorder and traumatic injuries. Unfortunately, neither better access to care nor improved care delivery can eliminate health disparities and meet these complex needs, in addition, research across the full T1 to T4 translational spectrum is required to eliminate knowledge gaps and establish real-world effectiveness that improves health care for our populations. In 2006, UTHSCSA established the Institute for Integration of Medicine and Science (IIMS) to improve health and reduce disparities by accelerating scientific discoveries and applications across the full translational research spectrum. For example, IIMS expanded the number of clinical research units that extend to the Texas-Mexico border from 1 to 7, and dramatically increasing participant access to clinical and translational science. We increased, from 2 to 6, the Practice-Based Research Networks that focus on diverse ambulatory populations. Efforts to address tr |
| Funding Agency |
National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences, National Institutes of Health |
| Title |
Institute for Integration of Medicine and Science Mentored Research Career Development Award (KL2 Scholar) |
| Status |
Complete |
| Period |
5/2016 - 4/2018 |
| Role |
Principal Investigator |
| Grant Detail |
Alleviating disparities in breast cancer care and outcomes: The role of changing Medicare Disproportionate Share Hospitals payments in the light of healthcare reform |
| Funding Agency |
National Cancer Institute |
| Title |
The Impact of the Medicare Prescription Drug, Improvement and Modernization Act (MMA) on Reducing Cancer-Related Treatment Disparities and Outcomes |
| Status |
Complete |
| Period |
9/2013 - 5/2016 |
| Role |
Contributor |
| Grant Detail |
The aim of this career development award is to build a long-term research agenda focused on understanding how payment and policy changes for medical technologies influence treatment availability, patterns of care, healthcare utilization and outcomes for cancer. The objective of this research is to evaluate patterns in use and shortages of FDA-approved treatment regimens for the three most common cancers in the US (colon, breast and lung) and the resulting impact on health outcomes after the implementation of the MMA in the Medicare population. |
Private |
| Funding Agency |
Goldsbury Foundation |
| Title |
Culinary Health Education for Families, CHEF |
| Status |
Active |
| Period |
1/2018 - 1/2019 |
| Role |
Co-Investigator |
| Grant Detail |
The Culinary Health Education for Families program (CHEF) provides a culturally relevant pathway for individuals to adopt and sustain healthy eating habits through culinary and nutritional education and demonstration for children and their families. The goals of the program are to provide, evaluate, and continuously improve educational activities for children and their families in a community setting, including after-school program activities and summer classes, and drive organizational change in community partners to develop policies and systems to initiate a culture of health and wellness. Our team of DEB and IHPR researchers provides the data-driven evaluation of the effectiveness of CHEF community program to provide unbiased and scientifically valid conclusions on measurable outcomes, including knowledge, culinary skills, eating behavior, and self-efficacy of children participating in the CHEF program. The evaluation team uses state-of-the-art tools for data collection, management, and statistical analyses with the goal to become recognized leaders in the field of improving dietary health in this population. |
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| Funding Agency |
UTHSCSA SOM Clinical Investigator Kickstart Program (ClIK) |
| Title |
Outcomes of Young Adults with Cancer after Recent Health Policy Changes |
| Status |
Complete |
| Period |
7/2015 - 6/2016 |
| Role |
Co-Principal Investigator |
| Grant Detail |
The goal of this research is to examine changes in and continued barriers to health insurance coverage of recently diagnosed young adult cancer patients during the implementation of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. This study utilizes a mixed methods approach consisting of quantitative analyses of large population-based cancer registry data and qualitative analysis of focus groups with cancer survivors. |
