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Provider Assessment of Herbs and Supplement Usage Among Oncology Patients
Bukola Azeez, Anumol Thomas, and Kristyn-Mae Rosales
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Postoperative Delirium in Patients Undergoing Head and Neck Surgery: An Educational Overview
Saumya Babu, Bija Sajith, and Jeena Issac
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Standardizing Post-Treatment Fever Evaluation in Early Phase Clinical Trials
Amanda Brink and Andre Brantley
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Improving Access and Quality Care for Immune Checkpoint Inhibitor Related Thyroid Dysfunction
Anne K. Brinkman and Amori Y. Salami-Henry
This is an audio recording of a poster presented at the DOIM Research Retreat in 2024.
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Improving Patient Safety: Encouraging Preemptive Lab Draws for Timely Clinical Results
Audrey Hartnett and Gabriele Urschel
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Post Chest Xray Pull Poster
Courtney Jorgensen, Carla Patel, Susan Knippel, TaCharra Laury, Cheryl Fraser, Hue Cao, Danielle Fournier, and Mini George
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Hyperglycemia in a Novel in a CDK2 and CDK9 inhibitor-Fadraciclib
Sonya Khan, Angela Monroy, Veronica Brady, Sonali Thosani, and Nupur Kikani
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Contrasting Two Life-Threatening Syndromes With Similar-Sounding Acronyms: Capillary Leak Syndrome (CLS) and Cytokine Release Syndrome (CRS)
Amandine P. Ndje and Jacqueline Broadway-Duren
Scientific acronyms help expedite communication but if misheard or misunderstood they can cause confusion and delay life-saving interventions. Such is the case with CRS, cytokine release syndrome and CLS, drug-induced capillary leak syndrome two life-threatening syndromes with similar-sounding acronyms. CRS occurs during a novel cancer treatment called chimeric antigen receptor (CAR) T cell therapy, immunotherapy agents like blinatumomab, and haploidentical hematopoietic cell transplantation (HCT) and is an acute systemic life-threatening inflammatory response, of varied severity, characterized by fever, fatigue, headache, rash, diarrhea, arthralgia, myalgia, and organ dysfunction. Contrastingly, drug-induced CLS is a life-threatening disease characterized by capillary hyperpermeability that causes edema or anasarca, hypotension, hypoalbuminemia, and hemoconcentration, with non-specific signs and symptoms that lead to under-diagnosis. Furthermore, CLS may occur concurrently with CRS, while each may also happen concurrently with certain similarly-presenting diseases. Continued improvement of patient care is vital, therefore a contrastive analysis and figure are created to demystify the two syndromes, clear any confusion thus optimizing patient outcomes.
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Post-Hospitalization Oncology Workflow Implementing LACE+ Score to Stratify and Reduce Readmissions at Lyndon B. Johnson Safety-Net Hospital
Marcela G. Perez and Cindy Pabon
Post-Hospitalization Oncology Workflow Implementing LACE+ Score to Stratify and Reduce Readmissions at Lyndon B. Johnson Safety-Net Hospital
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Improving the compliance with UDS in MDA pain clinic patients receiving opioid therapy
Anumol Thomas and Shibili Sunny
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Development and Clinical Implementation of a Digital Workflow Utilizing 3D-Printed Oral Stents for Patients with Head and Neck Cancer Receiving Radiotherapy
Rance Tino, Millicent Roach, Gabriela Fuentes, Anshuman Agrawal, Mohamed Zaid, Dylan Cooper, Nimit Bajaj, Ruitao Lin, Lianchun Xiao, Lauren Mayo, Lee Wiederhold, Shalin Shah, Molly Tate, Gregory Chronowski, Jay Reddy, Megan Mezera, Justin Mann, Mark Augspurger, Adegbenga Otun, Mark Chambers, and Eugene Koay
Development and clinical implementation of a digital workflow utilizing 3D-printed oral stents for patients with head and neck cancer receiving radiotherapy.
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