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CURRICULUM VITAE Betsy C. Risendal, Ph.D.

Current Position

Associate Professor Community and Behavioral Health Colorado School of Public Health 13001 E. 17th Place, Box F538 Aurora, CO 80045 Phone: (303)724-0611 Fax: (303)724-0964 Email: [email protected] Education

1984 Bachelor of Science Major: Microbiology; Minor: Chemistry University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ 1998 Doctor of Philosophy Major: Epidemiology; Minor: Pharmacology/Toxicology University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ Academic Appointments and Professional Positions

June 2016 Award of Tenure 2013-present Associate Professor

Department of Community and Behavioral Health Colorado School of Public Health 2015-2016 Lead Staff Investigator, Division of Cancer Prevention and Control University of Colorado Cancer Center Comprehensive Cancer Center 2009-present Member, University of Colorado Comprehensive Cancer Center Division of Cancer Prevention and Control 2009-2013 Assistant Professor Department of Community and Behavioral Health Colorado School of Public Health 2007-2009 Assistant Professor Department of Preventive Medicine and Biometrics University of Colorado School of Medicine 2003-2007 Instructor Department of Preventive Medicine and Biometrics University of Colorado School of Medicine 2000-2003 Senior Professional Research Assistant Department of Preventive Medicine and Biometrics University of Colorado School of Medicine

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CDC=Centers for Disease Control; NCI =National Cancer Institute; NIH=National Institutes of Health; ACS=American Cancer Society; CPCRN=Cancer Prevention and Control Research Network; COE=Centers of Excellence; CBH=Community and Behavioral Health

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Other Professional Positions 1998 Technical Consultant, Institute of Medicine 1996 Curriculum Consultant, Arizona Dept. of Health Services 1995-1998 Graduate Research Associate, Epidemiology, University of Arizona 1988-1993 Senior Industrial Hygienist, Salt River Project, Tempe, AZ 1986-1988 Environmental Scientist, Arizona Public Service Company, Phoenix, AZ Honors and Special Recognitions, Certifications

2015 Cancer and Primary Care International (CaPRI) Annual Conference, Poster Award 2012 CDC National Cancer Conference: Systems, Policy, and Practice Field Innovation Award (Cancer Prevention and Control Research Network) 2009 Pat Simons Award, Obesity Society 2009 (Co-author, Poster Abstract) 1994-1995 National Institutes of Health Pre-doctoral Traineeship 1991-2004 Certified Industrial Hygienist, American Board of Industrial Hygiene 1984-1986 National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health Traineeship Leadership and Service

Departmental, School, Cancer Center, University 2018 Member, Strategic Planning Committee on Research, Colorado School of Public

Health 2018 Lead Planner and Developer, Research Forum, Community and Behavioral Health,

Colorado School of Public Health 2014-present Member, Research Committee, Colorado School of Public Health 2014-2016 Secretary, Faculty Senate Fall 2015 Representative to All Faculty Council 2012-2014 Member, Protocol Review Committee University of Colorado Cancer Center 2011-2015, Member, Search Committee (various) 2018 University of Colorado Cancer Center 2010-2011 Member, Faculty Mentoring Committee Community and Behavioral Health, Colorado School of Public Health Colorado School 2009 Co-Chair, Faculty Retreat Planning Committee Community and Behavioral Health, Colorado School of Public Health Colorado School 2008-2009 Co-Chair (2008 only) and Member, Epi Exchange Committee Colorado School of Public Health State and Local 2016-present Member, Statewide Taskforce on Cancer Screening and Surveillance 2015-present Member, Colorado Patient Navigator Training Advisory Board 2008-2010 Member, Taskforce for recruiting and retaining youth of color in Colorado, Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment


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2008 Co-Chair, Colorado Cancer Summit National and International 2016-present National Advisory Board on Self-Management, Swiss

National Strategy Against Cancer 2013-2014 Lead Evaluator and Member, National Patient Navigation Summit 2013 Member, Planning Committee, Biennial Cancer Survivorship Conference 2012-present Member, Governance Committee LIVESTRONG Survivorship Centers of Excellence Network 2011-2014 Chair, Education Committee LIVESTRONG Survivorship Centers of Excellence Network 2011-2012 Co-Chair, Steering Committee CDC/NCI Cancer Prevention and Control Research Network March 2011 Participant, NCI sponsored invitation-only workshop on cancer survivorship 2010-2014 Founder and Co-Chair, Survivorship Workgroup CDC/NCI Cancer Prevention and Control Research Network 2009-2014 Member, Steering Committee CDC/NCI Cancer Prevention and Control Research Network 2008-present Member, National Patient Navigator Advisory Board Review and Referee Work

Grant Review Committees and Panels July, 2015 NCI Special Review Panel for Cohort Studies March, 2015 National Susan G. Komen Reviewer for Community Grants Feb, 2015 NIH Special Emphasis Panel for R13/U13 Oct, 2014 NCI Special Review Panel for Cohort Studies 2013-2014 NCI Research Tested Intervention Protocols (RTIPs) Reviewer 2012 Mock Review Panel Member, California Breast Cancer Research Program 2012 Mock Review Panel Member for K2R Review Panel, CCTSI 2008 CDC Special Emphasis Review Panel (R06) 2008 CDC Special Emphasis Review Panel (R02) 2003-2005 NCI R03 Grants Review Committee Member Ad Hoc Journal or Conference Reviewer 2018 British Medical Journal, Journal of Women and Aging, Health Economics 2017 British Medical Journal 2016 Cancer Causes and Control 2015 Society for Behavioral Medicine invited reviewer for annual conference 2015 Preventing Chronic Disease 2014 Clinical and Translational Sciences 2014 Preventing Chronic Disease 2014 7th Annual Biennial Cancer Survivorship Conference invited reviewer


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2014 Society for Behavioral Medicine invited reviewer for annual conference 2013 Cancer 2013 Journal of Palliative Care 2010 Journal of Health Disparities Research and Practice 2009 Journal of Women’s Health 2009 Cancer Causes and Control 2007 American Journal of Epidemiology Invited External Dossier Review 2018 Promotion from Assistant to Associate Professor in Cancer Prevention and Control

Invited Lectures, Presentations, and Workshops (speaker)

Departmental, School, Cancer Center, University Dec. 2015 “Self-Management to Improve Patient Outcomes”, Statewide e-Learning

Webinar, Colorado School of Public Health Sept. 2015 “Meeting the Challenge of Cancer Survivorship through Self-Management

Support”, Cancer Center Research Symposia, University of Colorado Cancer Center

Sept. 2015 “Testing an Evidence-based Self-Management Intervention in a Community Setting”, Community and Behavioral Health Departmental Seminar, Colorado School of Public Health

July 2015 “The Delivery and Impact of Survivorship Care Plans in Breast Cancer Survivors”, Annual Breast Cancer Research Program Retreat, University of Colorado Cancer

Center Jan. 2014 “Adolescent and Young Adult Cancer Survivorship: Development of a Large-Scale

Cohort”, Cancer Survivorship Research Meeting, University of Colorado Cancer Center

Sept. 2013 “Challenges and Advances in Cancer Survivorship as a Public Health Priority”, Colorado School of Public Health Annual Forum

April 2012 “Results of the LIVESTRONG Essential Elements of Survivorship Care”, University of Colorado Cancer Center Grand Rounds

Nov. 2011 “Health Promotion in Cancer Survivors”, Survivorship Program Retreat; University of Colorado Cancer Center

Feb. 2010 “Putting the Cancer Prevention and Control in Cancer Survivorship”, University of Colorado Hospital Survivorship Monthly Seminar Series

Jan. 2010 “Differences in Breast Cancer Risk Factors among Hispanic and non-Hispanic White Women in the Southwest”, Breast Cancer Research Program, University of Colorado Cancer Center

April 2010 “Quality of Life and Breast Cancer”, Health Disparities Conference; UC Denver


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State, National, and International January 2019 Invited Participant, National Colorectal Cancer Roundtable on Early Age at Onset

Colorectal Cancer, Summit Event Center, Aurora, CO October 2017 Advancing Practice and Research: Post-Cancer Care in Colorado. Opening

Plenary, Colorado Cancer Conference, Westminster CO June 2017 “US Patient Perspectives of Self-Management After Cancer”, Consensus

Conference on Self-Management, Bern, Switzerland June 2017 “Self-management for Cancer Survivors in the US”, Grand Rounds, University

Hospital Lausanne, Lausanne, Switzerland January 2017 “Paying for Colorectal Cancer Screening”, National Colorectal Cancer Roundtable,

Webinar, Denver CO June 2016 “Establishing a Statewide Cancer Screening Registry”, Statewide Cancer

Screening Task Force, Denver, CO March 2016 “Evaluation in Public Health Projects”, Engineers without Borders International

Conference, Denver, CO March 2016 “Self-Management Best Practices”, American Psychosocial Oncology Society, San

Diego, CA Nov. 2015 “Feasibility and Acceptability of a National Cancer Screening Registry”, CDC

Cancer Prevention and Control Special Seminar, Atlanta, GA Nov. 2014 “The Sustainability of Patient Navigation Programs”, National Colorectal

Roundtable, Washington, DC Sept. 2014 “The Sustainability of Public Health Programs”, Colorado State-wide Association

of Community Health Workers and Patient Navigators, Denver, CO June 2014 “Health Promotion in Cancer Survivorship – Examples from the Field”, 7th Annual Biennial Cancer Survivorship Conference, Washington, DC Oct. 2012 “Translation and Dissemination Activities in Cancer Survivorship”, Keynote

Presentation to the CDC/NCI Cancer Prevention and Control Network Annual Meeting, Houston, TX

Aug. 2012 “Group Medical Visits for Cancer Survivors: Results of a Pilot Program”, CDC Cancer Conference, Washington DC

Aug. 2012 “Health Promotion Programs for Cancer Survivors: How Are We Faring?”, CDC Cancer Conference, Washington DC Aug. 2012 “Adaptation of the Chronic Disease Self-Management Program for Cancer Survivors”, CDC Cancer Conference, Washington DC Aug. 2012 “Cancer Survivorship: Emerging Trends”, CDC Cancer Conference,

Washington, DC March 2012 “Using Registries and Cohorts in Survivorship Research”, LIVESTRONG Centers of

Excellence Steering Committee, Austin, TX March 2012 “The Interface of Aging and Cancer Survivorship”, CDC National Healthy Aging

Network Summit, Denver, CO (Webinar)


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Feb. 2012 “Translation and Dissemination in Cancer Survivorship Research”, CDC/NCI Cancer Prevention and Control Research Network, Denver, CO (Webinar)

Oct. 2011 “Follow-up Care of Long-term Breast and Colorectal Cancer Survivors”, LIVESTRONG Training Institute, Boston, MA

May 2011 “Group Medical Visits to Improve Physical Activity in Cancer Survivors”, American College of Sports Medicine National Conference, Denver, CO Jan. 2011 “Health Behavior after Breast Cancer”, CDC advisory panel on cancer survivorship

for the Sister Study, Raleigh, NC Sept. 2009 “Community Mapping”, Patient Navigation Workshop, George Washington

University Center for Patient Navigation and Survivorship, Washington DC Sept. 2009 “Patient Navigation in Cancer Care”, Colorado Cancer Day, Denver, CO March 2009 “Making Strides Against Breast Cancer”, ACS, Denver, CO Nov. 2008 “Many Faces of Breast Cancer”, ACS, Komen Foundation, and Astrazenica Denver, CO Nov. 2008 “Asset Mapping as a Strategy for Patient Navigators”, National Patient Navigator

Training, American Cancer Society, National Cancer Institute, Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services, Atlanta, GA

April 2008 “Quality of life and Breast Cancer”, Latino/a Cancer Summit, Denver, CO Nov. 2007 “Patient Navigator Training in Colorado”, Colorado Cancer Conference, Grand Junction, CO Aug. 2005 “Behavior and Weight Change in Long-term Breast Cancer Survivors”, Colorado

Cancer Conference, Breckenridge, CO Mentorship/Teaching Record

Course Leader/Primary Instructor Fall 2018 Co-Instructor, Social Determinants of Health (PBH 4040), UCDenver Fall 2018 Lead Instructor, Program Planning and Implementation Community and Behavioral Health (CBHS 6613) Core requirement for CBH Concentration in MPH Program 2011-pres. Co-Instructor Research Methods and Program Evaluation Community and Behavioral Health (CBHS 6612) Core requirement for CBH Concentration in MPH Program 2009-2011 Course lead and Co-Instructor Research Methods and Program Evaluation Community and Behavioral Health (CBHS 6612) Core requirement for CBH Concentration in MPH Program 2006-pres. Course developer/instructor for patient navigator training in Colorado (14 workshops, free self-paced tutorials accessed by over 2,000 people) www.patientnavigatortraining.org Spring 2005 Introduction to Epidemiology UCDenver 4001/5001


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Guest Lecture April 2016, 18 “Genetic Testing in Cancer”, Genetic Epidemiology (MPH, DrPH students) Feb. 2017 “Breast Cancer” (MPH, DrPH Students), Cancer Prevention and Control Oct. 2015 “Addressing Health Disparities with Community Health Workers ”, Social and

Behavioral Determinants of Health (MPH Students) Oct. 2014 “Community Health Workers and Healthcare Reform”, DrPH Forum 2009-2012 “Breast Cancer Epidemiology”, Cancer Prevention and Control (MPH, DrPH

students) 2010-2011 “Breast Cancer Disparities”, Health Disparities, Colorado School of Public Health

(MPH students) Aug. 2009 “Epidemiologic Concepts”, University of Colorado School of Medicine (Internal

Medicine Residents) Course Discussion Group Leader 2008-2015 Group Leader, Molecules to Medicine University of Colorado School of Medicine 2004-2007 Introduction to Epidemiology - PRMD 6630 - 8 sessions Fall 2007 Research Applications for Medical Students University of Colorado School of Medicine Independent Study Sum. 2013 (Latashia Warren, MPH student, 2 units). Objective: Identify appropriate qualitative analysis methodology, analyze, and summarize results using data collected as part of the evaluation of a community-based intervention. Spring 2010 (Jennifer Black-Shinn, MPH student, 1 unit). Objective: Learn how to design and conduct a literature review on the efficacy of patient navigation in cancer prevention. Preceptor, Mentor, and Supervisor Preceptor, Preventive Medicine Residency in Cancer Prevention and Control 2018-2019 (Amy Pate, MD) Health, quality of life, behaviors, and patterns of care in long-term colorectal cancer survivors Preceptor, Preventive Medicine Residency in Cancer Prevention and Control 2016-2017 (Susanna Carter, MD) Evaluation of physical activity and health-related behaviors in cancer survivors Spring 2016 (Joseph Denagy, MD) Evaluation of knowledge and attitudes about genetic counseling among primary care physicians; supervision of final months of fellowship Supervisor and Committee Member, MS Clinical Psychology 2015-current (Lauren Languido) Study of the relationship between acculturation and quality of life among Latina breast cancer survivors from the SUNSHINE Study Supervisor, Mentored Scholarly Activity (MSA) for Medical Students 2010-2012 (Drew Ashby Corydon) Formative evaluation (scoping study and key informant interviews) of health promotion and cancer survivorship programs


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Preceptor, MPH Capstone Spring 2012 (Kelly Means) Impact evaluation for novel breast cancer clinic Committee Membership Committee Chair, DrPH 2015-2017 (Kristin Wallace) Evaluation of a behavioral colorectal cancer screening telephone intervention delivered through the Kaiser Permanente system in Colorado Committee Member, PhD in Clinical Sciences 2010-2014 (Patricia Valverde) Analyses of racial/ethnic disparities in cancer outcomes using nationally representative datasets MPH Thesis Supervision/Committee Member 2004-2006 (Abigail Harris) Long-term effect of breast cancer chemotherapy. 2006-2007 (Michael Wacker) Estrogen in Hispanic and Non-Hispanic White women Professional Workshops March 2016 Workshop Developer and Presenter: Best Practices in Self-Management American Psychosocial Oncology Society (San Diego, CA) Feb. 2013 Workshop Instructor, Group Medical Visits for Cancer Survivors, American Psychosocial Oncology Society (Huntington Beach, CA) Community Teaching June 2017 Developer and Instructor: Finding and Using Evidence-based Programs for Cancer

Survivors (Colorado School of Public Health, Extension for Community Healthcare, Aurora, CO)

June 2016 Developer and Instructor: Evidence-based Cancer Survivorship Programs Webinar (Aurora, CO)

Nov. 2015 Developer and Instructor: Research Advocate Training (Aurora, CO) June 2015 Workshop Developer and Instructor: Implementing Evidence-based Survivorship

Programs and Services (Denver, CO) 2006-2014 Course Developer and Instructor, Colorado Patient Navigator Training Program

(Aurora, CO) June 2013 Summer Fellowship Program, University of Colorado Cancer Center

(undergraduate students, Aurora, CO) 2009-2010 Instructor, Public Health Academy, Colorado School of Public Health

(undergraduate students, Aurora, CO) Research (all projects show total cost of award)

Active Colorado Colorectal Cancer Screening Program 07/01/2018-06/30/2021 Colorado Cancer, Cardiovascular & Pulmonary Disease Fund $2,250,000 Role: Co-PI


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This project facilitates the delivery of patient navigation for colorectal cancer screening throughout Colorado by engaging leadership, providing training, and conducting outreach and awareness activities. Promoting Healthy Cancer Survivorship in 10/01/12-08/31/2019 Primary Healthcare Practices, (Overholser, L) $1,466,839 National Cancer Institute R25 Role: Co-Investigator (curriculum developer, lead evaluator) This collaborative project between primary care and oncology clinicians and public health is designed to improve the quality and coordination of care for cancer survivors in Colorado that can serve as a model for future efforts. The scope of the project includes development and implementation of a novel educational intervention based on experiential learning that is practice-based. Population Health in Lung Cancer Screening Pilot Project 05/01/2018-04/30/2019 National Cancer Institute Lung SPORE $50,000 Role: PI This project will work with clinics reaching the underserved in Colorado to identify barriers and facilitators to implementing new lung cancer screening guidelines, and pilot implementation in selected clinics. Patient Navigators and Clinical Services 07/01/2018-06/30/2018 Cancer Prevention and Early Detection Program $14,948 Colorado Department of Health and Environment Role: Co-PI Patient Navigator Training and Technical Assistance 07/01/2018-06/30/2018 Colorado Department of Health and Environment $1,500 Role: Co-PI Pending Awards Prevention Research Center Submitted May, 2018 Centers for Disease Control $500,000 Role: Co-I, Director of Community Engagement This grant application will re-establish a Prevention Research Center at the Colorado School of Public Health to focus on the translation and dissemination of prevention programs. Pending Submissions/Submissions Under Review Cancer Prevention and Control Research Network (Risendal) CDC/NCI Prevention Research Center Special Emphasis Project 19-005 February, 2019 Role: PI $1,500,000


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This grant application will re-establish a Cancer Prevention Network site at the Colorado School of Public Health to focu son the translation and dissemination of cancer prevention control evidence-based interventions. Adolescent and Young Adult Cancer Survivor Cohort (Baker,Syrjala) NCI Special Emphasis Funding for Cohort Studies October 2018 Role: Site PI $853,000 ($21,079,896) This grant application will extend and expand the pilot work funded by LIVESTRONG to develop infrastructure and establish a cohort of long-term survivors in this age group, which would be the first of its kind. Completed Building Capacity for Quality Survivorship Care: 10/01/2016-06/30/2018 Colorado Cancer, Cardiovascular & Pulmonary Disease Fund $434,672 Role: PI This project will build capacity for quality survivorship care in Colorado through sharing of best practices and promotion of evidence-based interventions on the Project ECHO platform (Extension for Community Health Outcomes, Colorado School of Public Health). Generations Project 07/01/2015-06/30/2018 Colorado Cancer, Cardiovascular& Pulmonary Disease Fund $147,000 Metro Community Provider Network (Reid, J) Role: Site PI This innovative project is a collaborative effort among primary care partners throughout the state to implement standardized collection of family history into routine care, and provide screening for genetic counseling and testing.

TACTIC (Thriving After Cancer Treatment is Complete): Caring for Adult Survivors of Childhood Cancer in Colorado Colorado Cancer, Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Disease 07/01/2015-06/30/2018 Grant Program (Overholser, L) $300,000 Role: Co-Investigator (development and oversight of navigator co mponent, lead evaluator) This project will continue the novel multi-disciplinary clinic started with LIVESTRONG funding, and expand reach to vulnerable residents throughout the state and conduct evaluation activities. Rare Cancer Genetics Registry 07/01/2015-06/30/2017 NCI (Finkelstein, D) $42,000 Role: Site PI This project will establish national registry of persons with rare cancers for genetics research including longitudinal surveys and biospecimens.


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Colorectal Cancer Screening Navigation Toolkit 09/01/2015-03/31/2016 American Cancer Society $16,600 Role: PI This project will summarize the evidence for and gather case studies to inform the implementation and evaluation of colorectal cancer screening navigation programs. Center of Excellence in Cancer Survivorship 01/01/2006-12/31/2015 LIVESTRONG Foundation (Risendal/Overholser) $2,100,000 Role: Co-director and Research Scholar This project will implement and research issues and models of care for cancer survivors. Participation in network projects and discussions will help to set the national agenda for cancer survivorship in the U.S. Adolescent and Young Adult Cancer Survivor Study LIVESTRONG Foundation (Baker/Risendal, subcontract) 01/01/2014-12/31/2016 Role: Site PI $69,544 This special line of funding from LIVESTRONG supports the development of a pilot study to build a cohort of long-term cancer survivors in this understudied group and gather longitudinal data to understand late and long-term physical and psychosocial effects. Patient Navigator Training Collaborative 10/01/12-06/30/2015 Colorado Cancer, Cardiovascular,&Pulmonary Disease Grant Fund $450,000 Program, Colorado Dept. of Public Health and Environment Role: Co-Investigator* (Valverde – PI, beginning in 2012) This project is an extension and expansion of the initial project to train the patient navigator workforce in Colorado and beyond. The new scope of work includes training of all grantees in the recent state-wide grant cycle with navigation components to their intervention/program, and new online modules and website. (*Founding PI of Collaborative; initial funding in 2006) Feasibility of a National Cancer Surveillance Database 09/01/2013-06/30/2015 CDC SIP13-065 $209,864 Role: Contact PI/Co-PI with Lowery, J. This innovative project is to assess the feasibility and acceptability of a national cancer screening surveillance database for screening amenable cancers. Data will be used to set develop programs and policies to support national infrastructure. Cancer Prevention and Control Research Network Site 10/01/09-06/30/2015 Centers for Disease Control/National Cancer Institute $1,200,000 CDC/PRC SIP-002 Role: PI


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The goal of our center is to effectively translate evidence-based health promotion interventions to providers and the community in order to improve cancer survivorship and reduce disparities in cancer outcomes. Participation in the CPCRN will allow us to assist in the conceptualization and design of studies to evaluate the dissemination of evidence-based programs for survivors, and serve as an implementation site with our partners in the national network across all areas of cancer prevention and control. Evidence-based Practices for Survivorship Programs 01/01/2015-06/30/2016 Colorado Comprehensive Cancer Control Program $5,000 Role: PI Purpose of this project is to improve the implementation and dissemination of evidence-based approaches in cancer survivorship programs throughout the state. Evaluation of Survivorship Care Plans 01/01/2010-12/31/2012 Lance Armstrong Foundation $65,676 (Stricker/Risendal, subcontract) Role: Site PI This study collected qualitative a nd quantitative information from sites participating in the Lance Armstrong Center of Excellence regarding use of survivorship care plans. Quality of Life and Health Behavior in Long-term 01/01/09-12/31/2012 Colon Cancer Survivors $678,000 American Cancer Society Research Scholar Grant Role: PI This study followed participants in an NCI-funded registry of colon cancer survivors and controls in order to study quality of life, depression, fatigue, and health-related behavior. Seed grant, UCCC Breast Cancer SPORE 09/01/09-05/31/2012 Role: PI $50,000 The purpose of this pilot study was to develop procedures and collect preliminary data for an R01 application in the population sciences as part of the proposed University of Colorado Denver (UCD) Breast Cancer SPORE. Project SOL (Survivorship Outreach to Latinas) 11/01/2001-04/30/2012 Avon Breast Cancer Crusade $110,000 Role: PI Survivorship Outreach to Latinas with breast cancer, providing case management services, navigation, peer-to-peer support network, and coordination of ancillary services. Patient Navigator Research Project 01/01/2006-12/30/2011 National Cancer Institute Collaborative U grant $2,400,000 (Raich, Whitley/Byers, subcontract)


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Role: Co-I This multi-center trial was to demonstrate the impact of patient navigation activities on improving patient outcomes such as timeliness in treatment and quality of care. Project REGAIN (Rehabilitation, Exercise, Guided Assistance and Information for the Cancer Survivor) National Susan G. Komen Foundation (Byers, T – PI) 05/01/2006-04/30/2008 Role: Co-I $250,000 This intervention study assessed the impact of rehabilitation and exercise on fatigue, physical functioning, and quality of life in minority and underserved breast cancer survivors. Understanding and Improving Breast Cancer Survivorship in Latinas (renamed SUNSHINE Study: Survivorship Update Network – SHINE Study) American Cancer Society (Byers, T – PI) 01/01/2006-12/30/2009 Role: Co-I $1,100,000 This was a collaborative study with the Arizona site of the original SHINE Study to gather follow-u p outcomes related to behavioral and psychosocial issues in the bi-ethnic (Hispanic and Anglo) SHINE breast cancer case/control cohort. Patient Navigator and Community Health Worker Training Collaborative Colorado Department of Health and Environment 07/01/2006-06/30/2009 Role: PI $546,782 This project is to develop and implement a comprehensive, state-wide training program for the Colorado patient navigator and outreach workers. The training program is delivered in a multi-modal setting utilizing online, workshop, and traditional classroom components. Reducing the Impact of Cancer through Exercise Colorado Department of Health and Environment, 07/01/2008-06/30/2009 Summit Exercise Solutions $77,198 Role: PI The overall goal of this project is to reduce the burden of cancer and improve the survivorship experience by promoting the adoption of an exercise/wellness program among survivors in Colorado. This project will expand and enhance the ongoing activities of Summit Cancer Solutions, a non-profit community-based agency which has provided high quality exercise and wellness programming for cancer survivors in the Denver metro area since 1998. The UCCC team provided program planning and evaluation assistance. Community Project REGAIN Lance Armstrong Community Partnership Grant 08/01/2006-07/30/2009 Role: PI $150,000


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This project is a collaboration with the local community hospital (Denver Health Medical Center) and a community-based exercise program to facilitate and monitor the participation of cancer patients (both genders, all types) in physical activity. Long-term Effects of Breast Cancer on Physical Function 12/01/2009-08/31/2009 Seed grant, UCCC Aging and Cancer Grant $50,000 Role: Co-PI (Jankowski, Co-PI) This study will examine physical functioning, physical activity, general health, and depression in breast cancer survivors compared to controls of comparable age. The Genetics of Hispanic Breast Cancer 07/01/2004-06/30/2007 American Cancer Society (Graw, S) $780,000 Role: Co-I This study assessed risk of hereditary breast cancer and evaluated blood samples for specific genetic mutations. The Epidemiology of Female Pelvic Floor Disorders NIH/NIDDK (Daneshgari/Byers, subcontract) 01/01/2002-07/30/2006 Role: Study coordinator $890,000 Assessment of prevalence and impact of pelvic floor disorders with SHINE Study population. Study manager responsible for protocol monitoring and administration and data collection. Art Therapy for Latina Breast Cancer Survivors 07/01/2006-06/30/2007 CU President’s Fund for the Humanities $4,000 Role: PI This project provided art therapy and art classes to underserved breast cancer survivors throughout the Denver metro area.

The Re-entry of Hispanic Breast Cancer Survivors to the Healthcare Delivery System and Workforce National Susan G. Komen Foundation 05/01/2004-10/30/2006 Role: PI $250,000 This study re-interviewed 100 SHINE breast cancer cases regarding return to work, adherence to follow-up care, and beliefs about disease and recovery. National Hispanic Institution Collaborative 08/01/2000-07/30/2006 Role: PI on Seed Grant $50,000 This project is translating a tool to measure cognitive issues in cancer survivors to Spanish in collaboration with Dr. David Cella (FACT tool) and pilot testing the instrument, along with other quality of life assessments, in minority cancer survivors.


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Quality of Life, Ethnicity, and Breast Cancer Survivorship NCI 12/01/2002-08/31/2005 Role: PI $200,000 Quality of life assessment among multi-ethnic SHINE breast cancer cases and controls. Southwest Hormone, Insulin, Nutrition, and Exercise Study (SHINE) NCI R01 (Byers, T – PI) 09/30/1999-7/31/2005 Role: Study coordinator $2,400,000 Population-based case-control study of breast cancer. Study manager, responsible for data collection and quality control, monitoring study progress, supervision of staff. Co-author on completed manuscripts and manuscripts in progress. Books and Monographs

Risendal B, Calhoun E, Valverde P, Kellar-Guenther Y. Training Patient Navigators for a Reformed Health System (Chapter 3), In: Patient Navigation – Overcoming Barriers to Care. Springer Publications (May 2018). Risendal B, Calhoun E. (Chapter 5), Evaluating Patient Navigator Training Programs (In: Patient Navigation – Overcoming Barriers to Care. Springer Publications (May 2018) Peer-Reviewed Publications and Presentations

Refereed Journal Publications 1) Kegler MC, Liang S, Weiner BJ, Tu SP, Friedman DB, Glenn BA, Herrmann AK, Risendal B, Fernandez ME. Measuring Constructs of the Consolidated Framework for Implementation Research in the Context of Increasing Colorectal Cancer Screening in Federally Qualified Health Center. Health Serv Res. 2018 Dec;53(6):4178-4203. doi: 10.1111/1475-6773.13035. Epub 2018 Sep 10. PubMed PMID: 30260471; PubMed Central PMCID: PMC6232399. Designed data collection, reviewed and interpreted results, co-author with other network senior investigators. 2) Walker TJ, Risendal B, Kegler MC, Friedman DB, Weiner BJ, Williams RS, Tu SP, Fernandez ME. Assessing Levels and Correlates of Implementation of Evidence-Based Approaches for Colorectal Cancer Screening: A Cross-Sectional Study With Federally Qualified Health Centers. Health Educ Behav. 2018 Dec;45(6):1008-1015. doi: 10.1177/1090198118778333. Epub 2018 Jul 10. PubMed PMID: 29991294; PubMed Central PMCID: PMC6226355. Co-first author; conceptualized analysis; designed data collection, reviewed and interpreted results.


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3) Valverde PA, Calhoun E, Esparza A, Wells KJ, Risendal BC. The early dissemination of patient navigation interventions: results of a respondent-driven sample survey. Transl Behav Med. 2018 May 23;8(3):456-467. doi: 10.1093/tbm/ibx080. PubMed PMID: 29800405; PubMed Central PMCID: PMC6065542. Senior author; conceptualized analysis, reviewed and interpreted results; editing and writing contributions. 4) Fernandez ME, Walker TJ, Weiner BJ, Calo WA, Liang S, Risendal B, Friedman DB, Tu SP, Williams RS, Jacobs S, Herrmann AK, Kegler MC. Developing measures to assess constructs from the Inner Setting domain of the Consolidated Framework for Implementation Research. Implement Sci. 2018 Mar 27;13(1):52. doi: 10.1186/s13012-018-0736-7. PubMed PMID: 29587804; PubMed Central PMCID: PMC5870186. Designed data collection, reviewed and interpreted results, co-author with other network senior investigators. 5) Wells KJ, Valverde P, Ustjanauskas AE, Calhoun EA, Risendal BC. What are patient navigators doing, for whom, and where? A national survey evaluating the types of services provided by patient navigators. Patient Educ Couns. 2018 Feb;101(2):285-294. doi: 10.1016/j.pec.2017.08.017. Epub 2017 Aug 31. PubMed PMID: 28935442; PubMed Central PMCID: PMC5808907. Senior author; conceptualized analysis, reviewed and interpreted results; editing and writing contributions. 6) Mogo E, Litt J, Leiferman J, McManus B, Risendal B, Oshodi L. An Audit of Urban Neighborhoods in Metropolitan Lagos, Nigeria. J of Sustainable Dev in Africa 2017 (19); 1-21. Mentored student publication; DrPH Committee Member. 7) Wells KJ, Valverde P, Ustjanauskas AE, Calhoun E, Risendal B. What are patient navigators doing, for whom, and where? A national survey evaluating the types of services provided by patient navigators. Patient Educ Couns 2017 (17); S0738-3991.

Designed data collection, reviewed and interpreted results, Senior Author. 8) Mogo E, Litt J, Leiferman J, McManus B, Risendal B, Oshodi L. Urban health and community resilience in the context of Lagos’ state development agenda. African Journal of Government and Development 2017 (6); 27-50. Mentored student publications; DrPH Committee Member. 9) Exploring government and civil society workers' perceptions of urban health as a governance priority in the Lagos metropolis." Cities and Health 2017 (1); 171-184. Mentored student publications; DrPH Committee Member.


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10) What is the place of urban health and community resilience in Lagos State’s Development Agenda? Journal of Urban Health Aug 2017. Mentored student publications; DrPH Committee Member.

11) Ribisl K, Fernandez MF, Freidman D, Leeman J, Hannon PA, Taylor VM, Ory M, Risendal B, Weiner B. Impact of the Cancer Prevention and Control Research Network: Accelerating the Translation of Research Into Practice. Am J of Prev Med 2017, 52(3), S233 - S240. Network PI and Co-author. 12) Ruddy K, Risendal B, Partidge A, Garber J. Cancer Survivorship Care: An Opportunity to Re-visit Genetics. J of Clin Oncology 2016, 34(6), 539-541. Conceptualized and co-wrote manuscript. 13) Risendal B, Sedjo R, Giuliano A, Vadaparampil S, Jacobsen P, Kilbourn K, Baron A, Byer T. Surveillance and Beliefs about Follow-up Care among Long-Term Breast Cancer Survivors: A Comparison of Primary Care and Oncology Providers. J Cancer Surviv. 2016 Feb;10(1):96-102. Lead author; conceptualized and co-wrote proposal, conceptualized analyses and interpreted results, wrote manuscript; Co-I and then PI on study. 14) Overholser L, Moss K, Kilbourn K, Risendal B, Jones A, Leonardi-Warren K, Greffe B, Garrington T, Yamashita T, Kutner JS. Development of a Primary Care Clinic to Support Adults with a History of Childhood Cancer. J Pediatr Nurs. 2015 Sep-Oct;30(5):724-31. Developed and implemented evaluation plan; wrote and edited sections of manuscript. 15) Palmer S, Jacobs L, Stricker C, Risendal B, Jones A. Outcomes and Satisfaction Following Delivery of a Breast Cancer Survivorship Care Plan: Results of a Multicenter Trial. J Oncol Pract. 2015 Mar;11(2):e222-9. doi: 10.1200/JOP.2014.001404. Site PI of multi-site project; designed study, conducted data collection, reviewed and interpreted results and manuscript. 16) Risendal B, Dwyer A, Seidel R, Lorig K, Ory M. Meeting the Challenge for Cancer Survivorship in Public Health: Evidence-based Self-Management for Cancer Survivors. Front Public Health. 2015 Apr 27;2:214. doi: 10.3389/fpubh.2014.00214. eCollection 2014. PMID: 25964922 Site PI; designed study and data collection; reviewed and interpreted results; lead author on manuscript. 17) Tu S, Young V, Coombs L, Williams R, Kegler M, Kimura A, Risendal B, Friedman D, Glenn B, Pfeiffer D, Fernandez M. Practice Adaptive Reserve and Patient Centered Medical Home Best Practices at Community Health Center Clinics in Seven States. Cancer 2015 Apr 15;121(8):1241-8 18. doi: 10.1002/cncr.29176.


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Site PI of multi-site project; designed study, conducted data collection, reviewed and interpreted results and manuscript. 18) Risendal B, Dwyer A, Seidel R, Lorig K, Katzenmeyer C, Kellar-Guenther Y, Warren L, Coombs L, Ory M. Adaptation of the Chronic Disease Self-Management Program for Cancer Survivors: Feasibility, Acceptability, and Lessons for Implementation. J Cancer Educ. 2014 Dec;29(4):762-71. doi: 10.1007/s13187-014-0652-8. PMID: 24903138 PI; conceptualized project, led project implementation, designed evaluation, analyzed results, first author on manuscript.

18) Jankowski CM, Ory M, Friedman DB, Dwyer A,. Birken S, Glasgow R, Risendal B. Searching for Maintenance in Exercise Programs for Cancer Survivors: A Scoping Study of the Literature. Review. J Cancer Surviv. 2014 Dec;8(4):697-706. doi: 10.1007/s11764-014-0386-y. PMID: 25103605 PI and Senior Author; conceptualized project, led implementation, designed data collection, interpreted results and analysis approach, reviewed and edited manuscript. 19) Fernández ME, Melvin CL, Leeman J, Ribisl KM, Allen JD, Kegler MC, Bastani R, Ory MG, Risendal BC, Hannon PA, Kreuter MW, Hebert JR. The Cancer Prevention and Control Research Network: An Interactive Systems Approach to Advancing Cancer Control Implementation Research and Practice. Cancer Epidemiol Biomarkers Prev. 2014 Nov;23(11):2512-21. PMID: 25155759 Site PI; designed data collection, reviewed and interpreted results, wrote sections of manuscript as part of multi-site project. 20) Escoffery C, Rodgers KC, Kegler MC, Haardörfer R, Howard DH, Liang S, Pinsker E, Roland KB, Allen JD, Ory MG, Bastani R, Fernandez ME, Risendal BC, Byrd TL, Coronado GD. A Systematic Review of the Use of Special Events to Promote Breast, Cervical, and Colorectal Cancer Screening in the U.S. Review. BMC Public Health. 2014 Mar 24;14:274. doi: 10.1186/1471-2458-14-274. Site PI; contributed examples from Colorado, wrote sections and reviewed manuscript. 21) Palmer SC, Jacobs LA, Demichele A, Risendal B, Jones AF, Stricker CT. Metrics to evaluate treatment summaries and survivorship care plans: A Scorecard. Support Care Cancer 2014 Jan 12; PMID 24414997. Site PI; designed data collection, reviewed and interpreted results and manuscript. 22) Hedlund N, Risendal B, Valverde P, Whitley E, Esparza A, Calhoun B. Dissemination of Patient Navigation Programs across the U.S. J Public Health Manag Pract. 2014 Jul-Aug;20(4):E15-24. doi: 10.1097/PHH.0b013e3182a505ec. Designed data collection, conceptualized analysis, reviewed and interpreted results, co-wrote manuscript with first author.


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23) Lowery J and Risendal B. A Population Perspective on the Mitigation of Risk for Second Breast Cancer. Review. Breast Cancer Management 2013; 2(2):123-134. Conducted literature search and co-wrote manuscript. 24) Connor AE, Baumgartner RN, Yang D, Slattery ML, Giuliano AR, Risendal BC, Abdel-Maksoud MM, Baumgartner KB. Differences between Hispanic and non-Hispanic White Women with and without Breast Cancer. Ann Epidemiol 2013; 23(4): 227-232. Supervised data collection; reviewed and edited manuscript. 25) Sedjo R, Hines L, Giulinao A, Jacobsen P, Kilbourn K, Vadaparampil S, Marcus A, Baron A, Byers TE, Risendal BC. Long-term Weight Gain among Hispanic and Non-Hispanic Women with and without Breast Cancer. Nutr Cancer 2013; 65(1):34-42. Senior author; conceptualized and co-wrote proposal, conceptualized analyses and interpreted results, Co-I and then PI on study. 26) Yang D, Baumgarter RN, Slattery ML, Giuliano AR, Murtaugh MA, Risendal BC, Byers T, Baumgartner KB. Dietary Intake of Folate, B-Bitamins, and Methionine and Breast Cancer Risk among Hispanic and non-Hispanic White Women. PLoS One 2013; 8(2):e54495. Supervised data collection; reviewed and edited manuscript. 27) Sedjo R, Hines L, Giulinao A, Jacobsen P, Kilbourn K, Vadaparampil S, Marcus A, Baron A, Byers TE, Risendal BC. Long-term Weight Gain among Hispanic and Non-Hispanic Women with and without Breast Cancer. Nutr Cancer 2013; 65(1):34-42. Senior author; conceptualized and co-wrote proposal, conceptualized analyses and interpreted results, Co-I and then PI on study. 28) PNRP Design and Analysis Committee. Analysis of Combined Data from Heterogeneous Study Designs: An Applied Example from the Patient Navigation Research Program. Clin Trials 2012; 9(2):176-87. Co-wrote proposal; co-investigator on project; participated in analysis committee. 29) Connor A, Baumgartner RN, Kerber RA, O’Brien E, Rai SN, Wolff RK, Slattery ML, Giuliano AR, Risendal BC, Byers TE, Baumgartner KB. ADRB2 G-G Haplotype Associated with Breast Cancer Risk among Hispanic and non-Hispanic White Women: Interaction with Type 2 Diabetes and Obesity. Cancer Causes and Control 2012; 23(10):1653-63. Supervised data collection; reviewed and edited manuscript. 30) Abdel-Maksoud MF, Risendal BC, Slattery ML, Giuliano AR, Baumgartner KB, Byers TE. Behavioral Risk Factors and their Relationship to Tumor Characteristics in Hispanic and non-Hispanic White Women. Breast Cancer Res Treat 2012; 131(1):169-76. Co-first author. Supervised all data collection; conceptualized analyses; co-wrote manuscript.


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31) Pollack LA, Hawkins NA, Peaker BL, Buchanan N, Risendal BC. Dissemination and Translation: A Frontier for Cancer Survivorship Research. Cancer Epidemiol Biomarkers 2011; Prev 20(10):2093-8. Review. Invited author with CDC; reflects national collaborations and contributions in CDC/NCI funded Cancer Prevention and Control Research Network. Participated in development of manuscript outline, contributed to review and writing of manuscript with other authors.

32) Lowery JT, Byers T, Hokanson JE, Kittelson J, Lewin J, Risendal B, Singh M, Mouchawar J. Complementary Approaches to Assessing Risk Factors for Interval Breast Cancers. Cancer Causes Control 2011; 22(1):23-31. Provided support in conceptualization of analysis, interpretation of results, and editing of manuscript. 33) Stricker CT, Jacobs LA, Risendal B, Jones A, Panzer S, Ganz PA, Syrjala KL, McCabe MS, Baker KS, Miller K, Casillas J, Rosenstein DL, Campbell M, Palmer SC. Survivorship Care Planning After the Institute of Medicine Recommendations: How are we faring? J Cancer Surv 2011; 5(4):358-70. Publication of results from the LIVESTRONG Centers of Excellence Network in Survivorship intramural research program. Third authorship indicates role as site Principal Investigator, collaborator in research design and implementation, and contributed to writing of manuscript. 35) Hines LM, Risendal B, Byers T. Ethnic Disparities in Breast Cancer Phenotypes among Hispanic and non-Hispanic White Women. J Women’s Health 2011; 20(10):1543-50. Supervised all data collection; conceptualized analyses and interpreted results; co-wrote manuscript.

36) Pratt-Chapman M, Simon MA, Patterson A, Risendal B, Patierno, S. Survivorship Navigation Outcome Measures: A report from the ACS Patient Navigation Working Group on Survivorship Navigation. Cancer 2011; 117(15 S):3575-84. Invited publication from high impact journal; collaboration with multi-site workgroup formed as part of Patient Navigation National Advisory Board.

37) Hines LM, Risendal B, Slattery ML, Baumgartner KB, Giuliano AR, Sweeney C, Rollison DE, Byers T. Comparative Analysis of Breast Cancer Risk Factors among Hispanic and non-Hispanic White women. Cancer 2010; 116(13):3215-23.

Supervised all data collection and interpreted results; participated in conceptualization of analyses and editing of manuscript. One of the top cited articles on breast cancer and ethnicity in high impact journal; press release and article cited on major scientific blogs and newsletters. This publication was cited in the 2012 IOM report titled, ‘ Breast Cancer and the Environment: A Life Course Approach.’


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38) Rollison DE, Giuliano AR, Risendal BC, Sweeney C, Boulware D, Laronga C, Baumgartner KB, Byers T, Slattery ML. Serum insulin-like growth factor (IGF)-1 and IGF binding protein-3 in relation to breast cancer among Hispanic and White, non-Hispanic women in the US Southwest. Breast Cancer Res Treat. 2010; (3):661-9.

Supervised all data collection; interpreted results and co-wrote manuscript with first author.

39) Borrayo EA; Hines LH, Byers TE, Risendal BC, Sweeney C, Baumgartner K, Giuliano A, Slattery ML. Characteristics Associated with Mammography Screening Among Both Hispanic and Non-Hispanic White Women. Journal of Women’s Health 2009; 18(10):1585-594. Supervised all data collection; interpreted results and co-wrote manuscript with first author. 40) Wacker M,* Risendal B, Westerlin K, Lezotte D, Byers T. Ethnicity, Body Size, and Estrogen Levels in Postmenopausal Hispanic and Non-Hispanic White Women. Journal of Women’s Health 2009; 18(4). 487-91. First author is mentored student*. Supervised collection and retrieval of biological samples used for study, participated in examination committee and writing of manuscript. 41) Hines LM, Risendal B, Slattery ML, Baumgartner KB, Giuliano AR. Differences in Estrogen Receptor Subtype According to Family History of Breast Cancer among Hispanic, but not non-Hispanic White Women. Cancer Epidemiology, Biomarkers, and Prevention 2008; 17(10):2700-2706. Supervised all data collection; conceptualized analyses, interpreted results and co-wrote manuscript with first author. 42) Risendal B, Hines L, Chen Z, Sweeney C, Slattery M, Giuliano A, Baumgartner K, Byers T. Family History and Early Onset Breast Cancer in Hispanic and Non-Hispanic White Women. Cancer Causes and Control 2008; 19(10): 1349-55. 43) Rollison DE, Giuliano AR, Sellers TA, Laronga C, Sweeney C, Risendal B, Baumgartner KB, Byers T, Slattery ML. Population-Based Case-Control Study of Diabetes and Breast Cancer Risk in Hispanic and Non-Hispanic White Women Living in US Southwestern States. American Journal of Epidemiology 2008; 167(4):447-56. Supervised all data collection for study; participation in conceptualization of analyses and interpretation of results, as well as writing of manuscript. 44) Daneshgari F, Imrey PB, Risendal B, Dwyer A, Barber MD, Byers TE. Differences in Urinary Incontinence Between Hispanic and Non-Hispanic White Women: A Population-Based Study. British Journal of Urology 2008; 101(5):575-9. Designed and conducted data collection; co-wrote Methods and Discussion section with first and second author.


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45) Giuliano AR, Mokau N, Hughes C, Tortolero-Luna G, Risendal B, Ho RCS, Prewitt TE, McCaskill-Stevens NJ. Participation of Minorities in Cancer Research: The Influence of Structural, Cultural, and Linguistic Factors. Annals of Epidemiology 2000; 10(Supplement 8): S22-34. This publication was compiled for the 1999 IOM Report titled, ‘The Unequal Burden of Cancer’. 46) Risendal B, Roe D, DeZapien J, Papenfuss M, Giuliano A. Influence of Health Care, Cost, and Culture on Breast Cancer Screening: Issues Facing Urban American Indian Women. Preventive Medicine 1999; 29(6):501-509. This publication was cited in the Commonwealth Fund 2004 report, ’A Review of the Quality of Healthcare for American Indians and Alaska Natives’. 47) Risendal B, Papenfuss M, Fowler B, DeZapien J, Giuliano A. Cancer Prevention and Control among Urban Southwestern American Indian women: Progress Toward the Year 2000 National Health Objectives. Annals of Epidemiology 1999; 9(6):383-390. This publication was cited in the Institute of Medicine’s 2003 Report, ‘Fulfilling the Potential for Cancer Prevention and Early Detection’. Accepted for Publication: Ketterl T, Syrjala K, Casillas J, Jacobs L, Palmer SC, McCabe M, Ganz P, Overholser L, Partridge A, Rajotte E, Risendal B, Rosenstein D, Baker S. Lasting effects of cancer and its treatment on employment and finances in adolescent and young adult survivors. Cancer (accepted January, 2019) Submitted for Publication: Tektridis J, Mikhail O, Risendal B, Kegler M, Fernandez M. Practice change in federally qualified health centers: a qualitative study of leadership attributes. J of Health Organization and Management (December, 2018) Site PI; designed data collection, reviewed and interpreted results, edited manuscript. Peer-reviewed Posters/Presentations

Fertility preservation use and outcomes among young adult cancer survivors. Rosenberg SM, Partridge AH, Poorvu PD, Casillas J, Ganz P, Jacobs L, McCabe M, Overholser L, Palmer S, Risendal B, Rosenstein D, Syrjala KL, Baker S. (February 2018). ASCO Survivorship Conference. Site PI, participated in data collection and review of results.

Cancer Survivorship as a Chronic Condition: qualitative analysis of impact on team-based training on rural practices. Ford K; Overholser LS, Risendal B, Zittleman L, Hodgson C, Garrington TG, Leh M, Shinn A; Jarrell L; Sutter C; Westfall J. National Association for Primary Care Research Group Conference (November 2018). Co-investigator; assisted in conceptualization and conduct of data collection and analysis; lead author is DrPH student.


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Assessing Practice Adaptive Reserve for Implementing Evidence-based Strategies in Primary Care. Liang L, Kegler MC, Fernandez ME, Friedman D, Risendal B, Herrmann AK, Tu SP, Carvalho M, Weiner BJ. (December 2015) NCI Dissemination and Implementation Conference. Bootcamp Translation of a Primary Care Cancer Survivorship Practice-based Intervention. Overholser L, Westfall J, Garrington T, Hodgson C, Risendal B. (May 2015) Cancer and Primary Care Research Internal Annual Conference (awarded best poster). Identifying factors influencing implementation of evidence-based practices for cancer prevention and control in community health centers (CHCs). Friedman D, Kelger M, Tu SP, Shuting L, Risendal B, Young V, Glenn B, Carmark C, Pfeiffer D, Coombs L, Williwams R, Fernandez M. (November 2014) American Public Health Association Annual Conference. Multicenter Use of an Internet-Accessed, Comprehensive Patient Reported Outcomes (PRO) Screening: an Auto-Generated Clinician Summary to Facilitate Delivery of Survivorship Care: A Report from the Livestrong Survivorship Center of Excellence Network. Syrjala KL, Jacobs L, Partridge A, Overholser L, Risendal B, Rosenstein DL, McCabe M, Ganz P, Casillas J, Rajotte EJ, Arvey S, Baker S. (June 2014) Biennial Cancer Survivorship Conference. Activities to Promote and Support Survivorship Care Planning at the State Level: A Report from the CDC/NCI Cancer Prevention and Control Research Network. Risendal B, Dwyer A, Callihan C, Birken S, Friedman D, Lipscomb J, Patterson A, Ory M. (June 2014) Biennial Cancer Survivorship Conference. Impact and Effectiveness of an Evidence-based Self-Management Intervention for Cancer Survivors: Adaptation of the Chronic Disease Self-Management Program. Risendal B, Dwyer A, Seidel R, Lorig K, Ory M. (June 2014) Biennial Cancer Survivorship Conference. Stricker C, Jacobs L, Palmer S, Risendal B, LIVESTRONG Centers of Excellence Network Directors. Breast cancer survivors’ outcomes and satisfaction following delivery of a survivorship care plan: Results of a multi-center trial. (December 2013) San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium, San Antonio, TX. Kilbourn K, Blatchford J, Lowery J, McNulty M, Fairclough D, Risendal B. Fear of Recurrence and Depression among Long-term Colon Cancer Survivors. (March 2013) Society for Behavioral Medicine, San Francisco, CO. Lowery J, Kilbourn K, Fairclough D, Blatchford J, McNulty M, Risendal B. Surveillance among Long-term Colon Cancer Survivors. (August 2012) CDC Cancer Conference, Washington DC. Risendal B, Lowery J, Kilbourn K, Fairclough D, Baltchford J, McNulty M. Long-term Benefits and Deficits Observed in Colon Cancer Survivors. (June 2012) Biennial Cancer Survivorship Conference.


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Risendal B, Ory M, Dwyer A, Katenzmeyer C, Lorig K. Cancer Thriving and Surviving (CTS): Translation of the Chronic Disease Self-management Program. (June 2012) Biennial Cancer Survivorship Conference. Risendal B, Thorland W, Jankowski C, Kilbourn K, Dwyer A (September, 2010). Prevention and Control Research Network: Colorado a Network Partner. Poster Presented at the Colorado Public Health Association Annual Conference, Denver, CO. Risendal B, Kilbourn K, Byers T, Giuliano A, Marcus A, Vadaparampil S, Baron A, and Lu X. (June, 2010) Quality of Life and Co-Morbidities in Long-term Breast Cancer Survivors. Poster A56 presented at the NCI/LAF/ACS Biennial Cancer Survivorship Conference, Washington DC. Risendal B, Kilbourn K, Byers T, Giuliano A, Marcus A, Vadaparampil S, Baron A, and Lu X. (June 2010) Follow-up Care After Breast Cancer Diagnosis. Poster B38 presented at the NCI/LAF/ACS Biennial Cancer Survivorship Conference. Rahman A, Risendal B, Kilbourn K, Byers T, Giuliano A, Marcus A, Vadaparampil S, Baron A, and Lu X (June, 2010) Self-perception of Cognitive Impairment Among Hispanic and Non-Hispanic White Breast Cancer Survivors. Poster A81 presented at the NCI/LAF/ACS Biennial Cancer Survivorship Conference. Moss K, Overholser L, Risendal B, Greffe B, Garrington, T, Kilbourn, K, Jones, A, and. Kutner, J. (June, 2010) TACTIC (Thriving After Cancer Treatment Is Complete): Childhood Cancer Survivors Transitioning to Primary Care. PosterB43 presented at the NCI/LAF/ACS Biennial Cancer Survivorship Conference. Risendal B, Abdel-Maksoud M, Kilbourn K, Vadaparampil S, Baron A, Jacobsen P, Marcus A, Giuliano A, Byers T. Health Behavior after Cancer: Are Survivors Doing Enough? (April, 2010) Poster ID 728397 presented at the Society of Behavioral Medicine Annual Meeting, Seattle, WA. Abdel-Maksoud M, Risendal B, Slattery ML, Baumgartner KB, Giuliano A, and Byers T. (October, 2009) The Effect of Obesity on Breast Cancer Phenotype is Different in Hispanic and Non-Hispanic Women: The Four Corners Study. Poster presented at the Obesity Society Annual Meeting, Philadelphia, PA. Risendal, B. Patient Navigator Training and Competencies, American Psychosocial Oncology Society (Presentation #0138, February 2008) Atlanta, GA. Risendal, B. Improving Patient Outcomes through System Navigation, American Psychosocial Oncology Society (Presentation #0130, February 2008) Atlanta, GA.

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