Research Operations Manager and Research Project Manager at KPCO's Institute for Health Research. Tweets & Re-Tweets are my own opinion.

Arvada, CO
Joined July 2021
Julie Stevenson Steiner retweeted
Happening right now.. Please join our talk on cost associated with lung cancer screening @LungPrc @RitzwollerDebra @ashecon
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#lungcancerscreening = less stage IV lung cancer, more stage I and no change in overall incidence (i.e. no measurable overdiagnosis). Stage Migration and Lung Cancer Incidence After Initiation of Low-Dose Computed Tomography Screening jto.org/article/S1556-0864(2…
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Julie Stevenson Steiner retweeted
Congratulations to our PROSPR partners and LOTUS authors for their recent publication in @AnnalsofIM! Here is the link to their article: acpjournals.org/doi/10.7326/… @NikkiMCarroll1 @AnilVachani @kate_rendle @RitzwollerDebra @NCICareDelivRes @JulSteSte
The latest from Annals of Internal Medicine is online now. Check out new research on ADR requirements for colonoscopies for FIT-positive persons, harms reporting in cancer guidelines, and more: acpjournals.org/latest/aim
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Julie Stevenson Steiner retweeted
Replying to @IASLC
@IASLC featured the paper recently published in @JTOonline in their September 2022 newsletter! Below is a link to the press release for this publication, posted earlier this month shar.es/afuVMM
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Julie Stevenson Steiner retweeted
Congratulations @AnilVachani and @LungPrc co-authors! @RitzwollerDebra @kate_rendle
The benefits of #lungcancer #screening in clinical practice resulted in a favorable shift to a higher incidence of Stage I cancer, associated decline in Stage IV disease, with no increase in overall lung cancer incidence. bit.ly/3BmRYdi #lcsm
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Julie Stevenson Steiner retweeted
Implementing #lungcancer screening at 4 diverse healthcare systems resulted in an 8.4% increase in the number of Stage I lung cancers detected, and a 6.6% decrease in Stage IV disease according to research published in the @JTOonline Read More: bit.ly/3KV87ds #LCSM
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Julie Stevenson Steiner retweeted
Important findings led by @AnilVachani & PROSPR that #LCSM in US community practice may be shifting #lungcancer detection toward earlier stages @LungPrc @NCICareDelivRes
Implementing #lungcancer screening at 4 diverse healthcare systems resulted in an 8.4% increase in the number of Stage I lung cancers detected, and a 6.6% decrease in Stage IV disease according to research published in the @JTOonline Read More: bit.ly/3KV87ds #LCSM
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Julie Stevenson Steiner retweeted
Officially accepted in Sept 2021, “Community-based Lung Cancer Screening Results in Relation to Patient and Radiologist Characteristics: the PROSPR Consortium” is now available in the March issue of @AnnalsATS! Congratulations to Andrea Burnett-Hartman and co-authors!
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Julie Stevenson Steiner retweeted
#TTLC22 Nikki Carroll presents P15 which shows real world treatment trends for pts with NSCLC through the PROSPR consortium. Use of 1L IO increased over time. Data up to 2018 so expect (hope for) a large jump with the next update. Use of targeted therapy though seems low. #LCSM
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Julie Stevenson Steiner retweeted
Replying to @RogerKimMD
@RogerKimMD 's exciting work on racial disparities in lung cancer screening adherence was presented at the NCI Board of Scientific Advisors Meeting on March 29! The LOTUS team is always thrilled to share our work with our partners at @NIH.
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Julie Stevenson Steiner retweeted
Congratulations to @RogerKimMD and his LOTUS co-authors for their publication in @AnnalsATS, which demonstrates the importance of centralized screening programs in attenuating racial disparities in lung cancer screening adherence!
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Julie Stevenson Steiner retweeted
The LOTUS team at KP Hawaii published their fascinating paper about lung cancer screening rates among different racial/ethnic groups among their patients! This is important work focusing on disaggregation of generic racial categories. Link Below:
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Julie Stevenson Steiner retweeted
Important work advancing #lungcancer #screening & the need to assess disparities and outcomes within and between broad racial and ethnic categories.
The LOTUS team at KP Hawaii published their fascinating paper about lung cancer screening rates among different racial/ethnic groups among their patients! This is important work focusing on disaggregation of generic racial categories. Link Below:
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Julie Stevenson Steiner retweeted
Cohort study found that the new #USPSTF 2021 recommendations were associated with an increased proportion of women, racial and ethnic minority groups, and individuals with lower socioeconomic status who are eligible for lung cancer screening. @LungPRC ja.ma/3iTgl8W
Julie Stevenson Steiner retweeted
Hot off the presses: Our @LungPrc analyses showing that implementation of 2021 #USPSTF expanded guidelines is one more tool to help reduce persistent disparities in #lungcancer @NCICareDelivRes @PC3Innovation @PISCE_LDI
Cohort study found that the new #USPSTF 2021 recommendations were associated with an increased proportion of women, racial and ethnic minority groups, and individuals with lower socioeconomic status who are eligible for lung cancer screening. @LungPRC ja.ma/3iTgl8W