Joshua Pritchett, Oncologist at Mayo Clinic, Advisor at the Rural Cancer Institute, shared a post on LinkedIn:
“What’s good Chicago! Looking forward to joining you all at my favorite annual meeting, ASCOQLTY25. This year, I get the immense privilege of attending as a mentor. Jacob Greenmyer, M.D. is a rockstar pediatric hem/onc and palliative care fellow, with a passion for innovation, digital health, and cancer care delivery.
He is a 2025 Kernscholar fellow, and I get to mentor him alongside my esteemed colleague Jennifer L. Ridgeway, Ph.D. (see photos of us together, smiling and also mid-bite, taken at a Kern Alumni event earlier this week) as he grows his vision to expand and adapt our DEFeNDR RPM program for pediatric cancer patients at the Mayo Clinic. See link to his poster below – stop by to learn more about the amazing work he is pioneering!
In addition, I am proud to represent two other initiatives. First, a collaboration of colleagues at the Rural Cancer Institute, Mayo Clinic Health System, Self Regional Healthcare, Northfield Hospital + Clinics, Lakewood Health System on a multi-institutional initiative focused on the detrimental impact of prior authorization processes on rural cancer patients and the practices that serve them.
And second, an ongoing mixed-methods collaboration across Mayo Clinic Health System and Mayo Clinic to better understand barriers to telemedicine utilization among rural cancer patients with differential broad band access.
Links to all below! See you tomorrow!”
Title: Reducing unnecessary emergency department visits and hospitalizations in the management of pediatric febrile neutropenia.
Authors: Jacob Greenmyer, Wendy Allen-Rhoades, Paul Galardy, Heather Johnson, Jessica Kalmes, Asmaa Ferdjallah, Joshua Pritchett
Title: Impact of prior authorization for oncology medications on practices with majority rural patient populations.
Authors: Joshua Pritchett, Zachary Schroeder, Emily McGovern, Jeanie Troy, Heidi Hughes, Lisa Nelson, Ruiling Yuan, Kristina Nelson, Grant Perschke, Benjamin Kelly, Scott Soefje, Jonathan Ticku, Jasmine Kamboj, Wade Swenson II
Title: Perceptions of barriers and facilitators of video telemedicine visits among cancer patients since onset of the COVID-19 pandemic: A qualitative study.
Authors: Joshua Pritchett, Celia Kamath, Tabetha Brockman, Ming Huang, Ruchita Dholakia, James Moriarty, Paul Decker, Nandita Khera, LaPrincess Brewer, Jon Tilburt, Bijan Borah, Tufia Haddad, Christi Patten, Pravesh Sharma
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