rural cancer care
Funded Projects
2022. Center for Science, Technology and Society (CSTS) Seed Funds, Increasing Rural Access to Care with Mobile Radiation Oncology, Total Award: $8,400, PI
2022. Ignition Grant Initiative, Increasing Rural Access to Care with Mobile Radiation Oncology, Total Award: $25,000, PI, Collaboration with Washington University in St. Louis.
Publications
Reynolds-Kueny, C., Price, A., & Canfield, C. (accepted). Measure Twice, Change Once: Using Simulation to Support Change Management in Rural Healthcare Delivery. Advances in Healthcare Management, 22.
Price, A., Canfield, C., Hugo, G., Kavanaugh, J., Henke, L., Laugeman, E., Samson, P., Reynolds-Kueny, C., & Cudney, E. (2022). Techno-Economic Feasibility Analysis of a Fully-Mobile Radiation Oncology System using Monte Carlo Simulation. Journal of Clinical Oncology – Global Oncology, 8, e2100284.
Price, A., Canfield, C., Hugo, G., Kavanaugh, J., Henke, L., Laugeman, E., Samson, P., Kueny, C., & Cudney, E. (2021) Techno-economic Feasibility Analysis of a Fully-Mobile Radiation Oncology System using Monte Carlo Simulation. International Journal of Radiation Oncology, Biology, Physics (abstract published from American Society for Radiation Oncology, 9% acceptance rate) Highlighted in session for top-rated abstracts
MEDIA
Article: Missouri S&T - Bringing crucial cancer treatments to rural communities
Press Release: Missouri S&T - Kummer Ignition Grants spark five research projects
Public Engagement
Presented Poster at University of Missouri’s Ellis Fischel Cancer Research Day