OTHER NON-PEER REVIEWED PUBLICATIONS

INVITED PUBLISHED PAPERS

1. Steel JL, Geller, DA, Gamblin TC, Olek M., Carr BI. Reply to “More claims about depression, immune function, and survival that exceed the evidence.” By James C. Coyne and Steven C. Palmer. Journal of Clinical Oncology, 2007; 25(33): 5328-5329.


2. Steel JL & Dew MA. Consultation-Liaison Psychiatry for the Novice. Review of book, Handbook of Consultation-Liaison Psychiatry, by H. Leigh and J. Streltzer. American Psychological Association PsychCritiques; 2009.


3. Steel JL. Health-related quality of life is prognostic of survival in patients with cancer. Medscape Medical News; 2010, WebMD; 2010.


4. Luchette F & Steel JL. Response to Health-related quality of life in patients with multiple injuries and traumatic brain injury 10+ years post injury. Journal of Traumatic Injury, Infection, and Critical Care, 2010; 69(3): 530.


5. Steel JL. Article written and interviewed by MacKenzie Carpenter. Family: Joe Paterno did not die of a broken heart. Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. January 26, 2012.


6. Steel JL. Coping with a diagnosis of cancer. Encyclopedia of quality of life research. Springer, New York, NY; 2014.


7. Collins KP, Geller DA, Antoni M, Donnell DM, Tsung A, Marsh JW, Burk L, Penedo F, Terhorst L, Kim K, Kamarck TW, Greene A, Buysse DJ, Steel JL. Reuters Health. Sleep duration is associated with survival in advanced cancer patients (2017).


8. Collins KP, Geller DA, Antoni M, Donnell DM, Tsung A, Marsh JW, Burk L, Penedo F, Terhorst L, Kim K, Kamarck TW, Greene A, Buysse DJ, Steel JL. National Cancer Institute Newsletter. Sleep duration is associated with survival in advanced cancer patients (2017).


9. Dew MA, Posluszny D, DiMartini AF, Myaskovsky L, Steel JL, DeVito Dabbs A. Posttransplant medical adherence: What have we learned and can we do better? Current Transplant Reports, 2018 Jun;5(2):174-188.


10. Steel JL. Coping with a diagnosis of cancer. Encyclopedia of quality of life research. Springer, New York, NY; 2020.


WHITE PAPERS

1. Clark J, Carrier J, Freeman W, Gordon E, Hillman N, Murdock-Stillion L, Olenick D, Ravichandran P, Reese P, Rocha D, Steel J, Veatch R, Waz W. The ethics of deceased organ recovery without requirement for explicit consent or authorization. United Network for Organ Sharing Ethics Committee (2016).


2. Courtenay BR, Olenick D, Gordon E, Steel JL, Freeman W, Hillman N. Ethical Considerations Associated with Financial Incentives for Organ Donation. United Network for Organ Sharing Ethics Committee (2017).


3. Clark J, Carrier J, Freeman W, Gordon E, Hillman N, Murdock-Stillion L, Olenick D, Ravichandran P, Reese P, Rocha D, Steel J, Veatch R, Waz W. Living Non-Directed Organ Donation. United Network for Organ Sharing Ethics Committee (2016).


4. Steel JL, Freeman W, Qamar A, Major B. Stoker H, Veatch R, Bolton L. Guidance regarding living donation by a fatally or terminally ill person who has the capacity for informed consent. United Network for Organ Sharing Ethics Committee (2017).


BOOKS

1. Carr BI and Steel JL (Eds). Psychological aspects of cancer: A guide for emotional and psychological consequences of cancer, their causes and their management. New York NY: Springer Publishing; 2013.


2. Steel JL (Ed). Living Donor Advocacy: An evolving role within transplantation. New York NY: Springer Publishing; 2014.


BOOK CHAPTERS

1. Meyer-Bahlburg HFL & Steel JL. Using the parents as a source of information about the child: With a special emphasis on the Sex Problems Scale of the Child Behavior Checklist. In J. Bancroft (Ed.) Sexual Development in Childhood, Indiana University Press; 2003.


2. Steel JL, Carr BI, Olek M, Gamblin TC. Health-related quality of life in patients diagnosed with hepatobiliary carcinoma. U.S. Gastroenterology Review 1:87-90; 2007.


3. Steel JL, DiMartini A, Dew MA. Psychosocial issues in hepatocellular carcinoma. In BI Carr (Ed.), Hepatocellular Carcinoma, 2nd edition. New York, NY: Spring Publishing; 2010.


4. Steel JL, Carney M, Midboe A. The intersection between cancer and caregiver survivorship. In Carr BI and Steel JL (Eds). Psychological aspects of cancer: A guide for emotional and psychological consequences of cancer, their causes and their management. New York NY: Springer Publishing; 2012.


5. Steel JL, Dunlavy A, Friday M, Kingsley K, Brower D, Unruh M, Tan H, Shapiro R, Peltz M, Hardoby M, McCloskey C, Sturdevant M, Humar A. Recommendation for the development of practice guidelines for ILDAs. In Steel JL (Ed) Living Donor Advocacy: An evolving role in transplantation. New York NY: Springer Publishing; 2014.


6. Steel JL, Dunlavy A, Friday M, Kingsley K, Brower D, Unruh M, Tan H, Shapiro R, Peltz M, Hardoby M, McCloskey C, Sturdevant M, Humar A. Findings from a national survey of living donor advocates. In Steel JL (Ed) Living Donor Advocacy: An evolving role in transplantation. New York NY: Springer Publishing; 2014.


7. Brodie B, Green A, Steel JL. Health Disparities within Kidney and Liver Transplantation. In Copeland V. (Ed) Contemporary Issues for People of Color: Surviving and Thriving in the U.S. Today. Santa Barbara, CA: ABC-CLIO, 2015.


8. Carr F, Ahmed N, Dew MA, DiMartini A, Steel JL. Psychosocial issues in hepatocellular carcinoma. In BI Carr (Ed.), Hepatocellular Carcinoma, 3rd edition. New York, NY: Spring Publishing; 2016.


9. Pathak R, Cheng H, Kociusko R, Wang Y, Rajput M, Brindley E, Steel JL. Psycho-biological mechanisms and risk factors with tumors In Egle, Heim, Strauß, von Känel (Ed.) (2018) Psychosomatische Medizin. Stuttgart: Kohlhammer Verlag.


10. Dew MA, Myaskovsky L, Steel JL, DiMartini AF (2019). Posttransplant psychosocial and mental health care of the renal recipient. In: Y Sher, J Maldonado (Eds.), The psychosocial care of end-stage disease and transplant patients, pp. 119-136. NY: Springer Publishing


11. Jhamb M & Steel JL. In (Eds). Psychosocial Aspects of Chronic Kidney Disease. Pain and Symptom Burden in chronic kidney disease. In press.