Michelle Kirschner

[Michelle Kirschner @Michell17994861]

Check out my latest article: Preparing Oncology Care for the Rise of GLP-1 Therapies https://t.co/SpncFyB2Qt via @LinkedIn

[Michelle Kirschner @Michell17994861]

Check out my latest article: Notes from the Field Part I: Exploring the True State of Oncology Supportive Care https://t.co/O12zMh129p via @LinkedIn

[Michelle Kirschner @Michell17994861]

Check out my latest article: Hidden Risks of Gabapentin: Why CIPN Care Must Start with Physical Therapy and Evidence-Based Guidelines https://t.co/iSMivdFhvD via @LinkedIn

[Journal of Geriatric Oncology @JGeriOnc]

Treatment decision-making and quality of life versus length of life preferences of older patients with early stage cancer: A systematic review https://t.co/buprm77tqG @nicolobattisti @WilliamDale_MD @myCARG #GeriOnc #OlderAdults #OncoAlert #SIOG #YoungSIOG #Elsevier #DecisionMaking #QualityofLife

[Michelle Kirschner @Michell17994861]

@Dr_RShatsky I’m just wish there was more on supportive care and survivorship. This area is lagging behind. My work through the CSPN has connected me with oncology teams throughout the US and it’s clear that our oncology programs are not dedicating the needed funds.

[Michelle Kirschner @Michell17994861]

@bogda_koczwara Thanks for creating this important survey. I just reposted it in the Cancer Survivorship Provider Network.

[Bogda Koczwara 🌻🌻🌻 @bogda_koczwara]

🌟Share your insights on strategies for implementing PROMs in clinical practice - participate in 4 online survey rounds (15-20 mins each)
Sign up now at https://t.co/5Sn1v9AIc5
Your input is invaluable in improving patient outcomes. 💪

[Michelle Kirschner @Michell17994861]

Check out my latest article:
Promoting Survivorship in this CrazyBusy World
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[Michelle Kirschner @Michell17994861]

Check out my latest article: Comprehensive Cancer Care: Bridging the Gap Between Treatment and Support: Addressing the Challenges Faced by Cancer Patients In A Complex Environment https://t.co/m12jNgJD9M via @LinkedIn

[Michelle Kirschner @Michell17994861]

@VPrasadMDMPH Totally agree. Instead oncologists should join the free multidisciplinary CSPN online community which is working on improving cancer care on the ground. https://t.co/lDVuvmGfvr

[Michelle Kirschner @Michell17994861]

@PTarantinoMD @TheLancet @stolaney1 @DFCI_BreastOnc @DanaFarber @DanaFarberNews @harvardmed Could we write a paper about breast cancer supportive care research and actual impact? Patients are being harmed by the lack of precision supportive care. It’s not enough to cure someone and not deal with all the side effects of treatment.

[Michelle Kirschner @Michell17994861]

Check out my latest article: Unlocking Better Outcomes: The Untapped Potential of Addressing Sleep Apnea in Cancer Survivorship and Oncology Care https://t.co/gMo30oAhI6 via @LinkedIn

[Michelle Kirschner @Michell17994861]

Check out my latest article: Does the Oncology Survivorship and Supportive Care World Need to Practice Non-Striving to Make Progress Towards Meaningful Change?
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[Michelle Kirschner @Michell17994861]

Check out my latest article: Expressive Writing for Cancer Survivors and Their Caregivers: A Missed Opportunity https://t.co/cUJAafNSoY via @LinkedIn

[Michelle Kirschner @Michell17994861]

Check out my latest article: Thoughts Around Developing Precision Supportive Care https://t.co/aRbRWsv7zH via @LinkedIn

[Michelle Kirschner @Michell17994861]

@KLCampbellPhD @JCOOP_ASCO We developed a hospital protocol and started seeing bone Mets patients in our cancer exercise program at the University of Cincinnati Cancer Center. Do we know who else has implemented these protocols?

[Cancer Exercise & Physiotherapy Lab @CEPL_UBC]

Turning recommendations into action! 💡 It's not enough for healthcare professionals to simply make recommendations; true change comes from integration into the healthcare system through education and information sharing. 🌟Let's bridge the gap between knowledge and practice 💪

[Urvi Shah @UrviShahMD]

Only 4% of cancer survivors adhered to all 4 American Cancer Society guidelines, with the mean number met being 2
The guidelines
1. physical activity
2. body mass index
3. alcohol use
4. fruit & vegetable intake
Much work to be done to improve adherence!

https://t.co/uLE9CKyrds

[Michelle Kirschner @Michell17994861]

@Phage_84 @jarlebreivik I agree but best outcome if a proactive plan is created to reduce long term effects such as radiation fibrosis which can occur 10-20 years after treatment. Cancer survivors should be followed by survivorship after surveillance is completed.

[Michelle Kirschner @Michell17994861]

@TimRebbeck @NCI We should consider setting up some oncology Learning Health Networks. It’s not as expensive as traditional research and will provide data surrounding current clinical care. Great way to address SDOH disparities. I’m working on one getting on up right now.