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Kimberly Buff: Pleased to share our recent publication engaged in through a CBPR model

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Apr 11, 2025, 09:19

Kimberly Buff: Pleased to share our recent publication engaged in through a CBPR model

Kimberly Buff, Founder and Executive Director at Momcology, shared on LinkedIn a recent post by Alejandra Perez Ramirez et al. published in National Library of Medicine:

“In honor of Adolescent and Young Adult Cancer Week, I’m pleased to share our recent publication that the Momcology community, including AYA survivors, engaged in through a Community Based Participatory Reasearch (CBPR) model.

This study applied the Adolescent Well-Being Framework to develop recommendations for developmentally appropriate transition care for adolescents from active treatment into survivorship. Many thanks to the team at Nemours for including patient advocates in this important work.”

Attending to Adolescents’ Well-Being During Their Transition off Cancer Treatment: Perspectives from a Nationwide Crowdsourcing Study

Authors: Alejandra Perez Ramirez et al.

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