Purpose — To test the efficacy of a collaborative
care intervention to reduce symptoms of pain, depression, and
fatigue in patients diagnosed with cancer. The study will also
assess the predictors of caregiving on cardiovascular risk.
Principal Investigator — Jennifer Steel, PhD
| Funding Agency | Title | Role | Year(s) | Amount |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
National Cancer Institute R01CA196953 |
Palliative care intervention for socioeconomically disadvantaged cancer patients |
PI 16% effort |
2016-2021 |
Total: $3,784,611 Direct: $396,167 Indirect: $222,844 |
Purpose — To test the efficacy of a dyadic sleep
intervention for those diagnosed with cancer and their spouses or
intimate partners.
Principal Investigator — Jennifer Steel, PhD
Purpose — To test the efficacy of an intervention
to reduce distress and fear of recurrence after stopping
immunotherapy.
Principal Investigator — Jennifer Steel, PhD