Stacey Tinianov: Our poster Advocacy-led co-creation and accrual of a pan-cancer QoL survey at ASCOQLTY24

Stacey Tinianov shared a post on LinkedIn:

“If you’re headed to ASCOQLTY24, please check out our poster ‘Measuring what really matters: Advocacy-led co-creation and accrual of a pan-cancer QoL survey’

Advocates for Collaborative Education has been a true labor of love for the last four years and I’m grateful for my co-authors Jill Feldman, Kelly Shanahan, Dimpy Shah, and Janice Cowden for lending their expertise, time, and energy to this project and the many others.

Special thanks to Allison Rosen, Terri Conneran, Melinda Bachini, Ginny Mason, Lesley Kailani Glenn, Laura Carfang, Joanne Hayashi, Laurie Hutcheson, Catherine Thomsen, Marcia Horn, Stephanie Walker, and the force that was Sheila Johnson who helped make this project a success.

Shout out to board members Maryam Lustberg, Hillary Andrews, and Dimpy Shah for their unwavering and expansive support.”

Source: Stacey Tinianov/LinkedIn

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Stacey Tinianov is a board-certified patient advocate. As a co-founder of Advocates for Collaborative Education (ACE), Tinianov advises companies like Ciitizen and CareLoop, ensuring patient-centricity in their initiatives.

She serves on boards such as Bay Area Young Survivors (BAYS) and Camp Kesem SCU, advocating for cancer survivors’ needs. Tinianov’s influence also reaches policy and research spheres, contributing to organizations like the National Coalition for Cancer Survivorship (NCCS) and UCSF’s Breast Science Advocacy Core (BSAC).