Best Abstracts

From 2014 to 2019, the Program Committee of the International Cancer Education Conference identified oral presentations that received the highest review scores.

	2019 Best Abstracts
	Jennyffer Morales, Garrett Harding, Beau Sperry, Jane Ostler, Ana Maria Lopez, John Sweetenham Connecting Communities: Evaluating Cancer Education Goals for Rural and Frontier Populations in the Mountain West
	Nicole Ray, Tomoko Tsukamoto, Sara Salmon, Echo Warner, Samantha Pannier, Jeff Yancey, Anne Kirchhoff The Utility of a Closed Social Media Group to Address Social Connection Needs of Adolescents and Young Adults with Cancer
	Robert Krouse, Virginia Sun, Marcia Grant, Christopher Wendel, Peter Yonsetto, Michael Holcomb, Elizabeth Ercolano, Ruth McCorkle, Ronald Weinstein A Telehealth Education Program for Cancer Survivors

	2018 Best Abstracts
	Kathleen Heneghan, Nancy Strand Multifaceted Improvement Model to Increase Smoking Cessation Initiatives by Surgical Providers
	Z’Kera Sims, Megan Sutter, Doug Cress, Paula Gregory, Clement Gwede, Cathy Meade, Luvio Miele, Gwendolyn Quinn, Vani Simmons, Fern Tsien, Arnold Zea Southeast Partnership for Improving Research and Training in Cancer Health Disparities (SPIRIT-CHD): Training the next generation of cancer health disparities researchers

	2017 Best Abstracts
	Enmanuel Chavarria, Steven Sutton, Liliana Gutierrez, Rania Abdulla, Shannon Christy, Diana Lopez, Julian Sanchez, Cathy Meade, Clement Gwede Latinos CARES (Colorectal Cancer Awareness, Research, Education and Screening): Improving Screening in a Hispanic Community
	Garrett Harding, Donna Branson, Jane Ostler, Jennyffer Morales, Meredith Vehar Shopping Smart in Utah: Grocery Stores Join the Fight to Reduce Cancer Risk
	Vivekka Suppiah, Cathy Meade, Clement Gwede, Cindy Burcham, John Koomen Project LINK: Making an Impact on Future Generations in Cancer Research

	2016 Best Abstracts \| Awarded $100 Each
	Cheryl Holt, Erin Tagai, Sherie Lou Santos, Jimmie Slade, Roxanne Carter, Mary Ann Scheirer, Muhiuddin Haider Using a Tailored Report to Stimulate Capacity-Appropriate Evidence-Based Cancer Education in African-American Churches
	Katie Schoeppner, Heather Moore, Jackie Foster, Katy Engelby, Elizabeth Murphy Peer Connect: an Innovative Approach to Meeting the Educational and Emotional Needs of Hematopoietic Cell Transplant (HCT) Patients and Caregivers
	Katie Cueva, Laura Revels, Melany Cueva, Reggie Kuhnley, Anne Lanier, Mark Dignan Collaboratively Developed, Culturally Responsive, Online Cancer Education Inspires Cancer Risk Reduction for Alaska’s Community Health Aides/Practitioners

	2015 Best Abstracts \| Awarded $100 Each
	Paul McCann, Veronica Bryksa, Diane Marley Patients and Families for change – lessons learned from the implementation of RENEW, a post treatment education initiative
	Jennifer Wang, Chasity Walters Using Virtual Programs to Deliver Education and Support to People with Cancer and their Caregivers
	Aman Sium, Janet Papadakos, Angela Dosis, Vincenzo Addario, Audrey Jusko Friedman, Danny Ghazarian Making pathology reports meaningful to patients: A plain language intervention

	2014 Best Abstracts \| Awarded $200 Each
	Stephenie Kennedy, Mary Ellen Conn, Darla Fickle, Marcy Bencivenga, Betsy Aumiller, Megan Stuart, Samuel Lesko, Mark Dignan Understanding Cancer: Developing and Evaluating an Easy to Read Cancer Education Curriculum for the Appalachian Population
	Ivan Valverde, Luis Rustveld, Roshanda Chenier, Maria Jibaja-Weiss Lessons Learned: A Qualitative Analysis of a Theater-Based Colorectal and Cervical Cancer Screening and Awareness Program
	Pedram Daraei, Charles Moore E-cigarette and Tobacco Use in the U.S. Adolescent Population: Decreasing Use Through Early and Targeted Education Using the Anti-Smoking Health Education Series (ASHES) Curriculum