Catherine Fedorenko

Doing cancer care research using lots of data. She/Her. HICOR. Fred Hutch. Go Kraken! ARMY⁷ 🇨🇦🇺🇸

[Fred Hutch Cancer Center @fredhutch]

Cancer care is data-rich like never before. That's a good thing, but it can overwhelm patients and providers. At the 10th Value in Cancer Care Summit, @ShankaranVeena and others explored ways to redesign systems to support meaningful communication between patients and providers.

[Catherine Fedorenko @DataCatherine]

A behind the scene peek at running the slides at the 2025 Value in Cancer Care Summit. When something goes wrong everyone sees, no pressure 😅

📍#Seattle #VCC2025 #HICOR @fredhutch

[Catherine Fedorenko @DataCatherine]

It's Value in Cancer Care Summit time!

My favorite (work 😁) day of the year brings together all different members of the WA oncology community for interesting presentations and good networking

Join us 🗓️ Nov 6th in 📍Seattle

Registration ➡️ https://t.co/U9ZJfc4N2S

@fredhutch

[Fred Hutch Cancer Center @fredhutch]

Happy birthday, Fred Hutch Cancer Center!

On this day in 1975, the dedication ceremony for Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center was held at the center's original location in Seattle's First Hill neighborhood, completing a project 10 years in the making.

[Fred Hutch Cancer Center @fredhutch]

Join us for this symposium on innovative early detection technologies and how these advancements are shaping the future of cancer screening for both patients and clinicians. 📅 September 12, 2025 📍 Seattle, WA

Register: https://t.co/F8z350gszq

[Catherine Fedorenko @DataCatherine]

HICOR is hiring a health economist/health policy faculty member. Come join our fantastic team at @fredhutch!

If you're on the fence (but why would you be? 😉) we do a holiday sock swap and a cookie exchange for +1 in the apply category 🧦🍪😁

https://t.co/FXRSjPznFu

[Catherine Fedorenko @DataCatherine]

HICOR is hiring!

We are looking for an administrative coordinator in Seattle supporting the Cancer Screening Research Network (CSRN). @fredhutch serves as the coordination/communications & statistics/data center.

Come join us. I promise we're lovely 🥰

https://t.co/mkZ0dK217Z

[Fred Hutch Cancer Center @fredhutch]

Need a ride to and from your colonoscopy appointment? Check out these travel assistance options covered by Medicaid and local community organizations. Please note that you may need to schedule a few weeks in advance. https://t.co/WJFYJs8q9S

[Catherine Fedorenko @DataCatherine]

I'm hanging out here today. Come by and learn about healthy poop! 💩😁

[Rachel Issaka, MD, MAS @IssakaMD]

Would you like to know more about #coloncancer?

Join @fredhutch and the @nc100bwinc, Greater Seattle Chapter on Sunday, March 3rd from 12:30 p.m. PST for a fun and educational Colorectal Cancer Community Awareness Event!

Learn more: https://t.co/4nH6RloreV

[Catherine Fedorenko @DataCatherine]

@GeauxGabrielle I'm not local, so I'd love to sponsor a couple of tickets instead. Let me know how 💜

[Catherine Fedorenko @DataCatherine]

Here is an update on what I've been working on recently📰 So happy to see it publicly released 👏

(If you see a typo, no you didn't 😊)

[Fred Hutch/UW/SC OCOE @End_Disparities]

Our colleagues at the @fredhutch Hutchinson Institute for Cancer Outcomes Research (HICOR) have released the 4th Community Cancer Care in Washington State: Quality and Cost Report for 2023.

Access it here: https://t.co/RWRh0Ka3Id

[Catherine Fedorenko @DataCatherine]

@swtsamme This is the type of Festa content that really resonates with me the most - naptime 😂

[Veena Shankaran MD, MS @ShankaranVeena]

Great presentation by @HibaMKhanMD ! And yet again … wow lots of work ahead to address this problem.

[Veena Shankaran MD, MS @ShankaranVeena]

Congrats @natashakwemd and #hicor @fredhutch on a great poster discussion @ASCO - important and sober findings showing that #financialtoxicity leads to more hospital use and total healthcare $ at end of life. Lots of work to do ! @sheetalkircher lively discussion.

[Catherine Fedorenko @DataCatherine]

This is the reason why a reaction of "oh that's interesting" to an analysis is like a record scratch in my head. It means it's time to go back and triple check everything😅

[Health Nerd @GidMK]

The most plausible explanation for any surprising results is a data issue. Therefore, you should always eliminate data issues as a possible cause before announcing your findings, lest they be wrong

[Catherine Fedorenko @DataCatherine]

Absolutely this. I am forever grateful for those who willingly share their conversations allowing me to learn about so many different topics. Especially marginalized communities who should not be burdened with teaching me yet voluntarily share in this public space. Thank you 💜

[Catherine Fedorenko @DataCatherine]

Still not over Google Reader disappearing. Fingers crossed I won't need to add Twitter to that list.

But just in case, I also have a dusty, barely used IG account I may as well share.

https://t.co/ysR57uBQm8

[Catherine Fedorenko @DataCatherine]

I still use Bing as my default search engine because Google Reader disappeared 🤣

[Catherine Fedorenko @DataCatherine]

@Michelle_Maam @lollomochi Oh no! Am I not supposed to use 👍♥️😬? I feel so seen for the wrong reasons. I'm "old people". (was going to put a grimacing face here but now I'm conflicted)

[Washington State Department of Health @WADeptHealth]

Have you or a loved one tested with a home test for COVID-19? You can now report a test result in two easy ways and help us better understand the spread of COVID-19 in Washington.

✅Say Yes! COVID Test webpage: https://t.co/lbOaKvPsQo
✅COVID hotline: [phone]