@SUCCESSLab3

Supporting & Understanding Childhood Cancer: Education, Strategies, and Services. Interdisciplinary lab of med & ed researchers & practitioners.

 Baltimore, MD
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Joined January 2021
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It’s #GivingTuesday2023 and I want to thank everyone who has donated to @CCFtoday Your donations make the Hospital Education Liaison Program (HELP) @KennedyKrieger possible. Check out our story kennedykrieger.org/stories/k…

Kennedy Krieger made sure cancer wouldn’t keep Maddi from kindergarten.

Maddi’s heart was set on kindergarten. Kennedy Krieger made sure cancer wouldn’t get in the way.

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Hi #Teachers! Want some free resources to learn more about how #SickleCell impacts thinking and learning and how to help? Check out our free resources! And THANK YOU for all that you do for students everyday! kennedykrieger.org/patient-c…
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Had a wonderful time at #UDLirl23! It was such a privilege to learn from my UDL colleagues in Ireland and to share the interdisciplinary work we’ve been doing with the @SUCCESSLab3 @KennedyKrieger
Lisa Carey and Cliff Thornton stand in front of a blue sign that says Maynooth University

ALT Lisa Carey and Cliff Thornton stand in front of a blue sign that says Maynooth University

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With support from the Children’s Cancer Foundation, Kennedy Krieger offers the Hospital Education Liaison Program (HELP) to further support communicating learning needs of cancer survivors to their school teams: tinyurl.com/52nxejkb. #NCSD2023 @SurvivorsDay
A photo of a young cancer patient interacting with a female physician.

ALT A photo of a young cancer patient interacting with a female physician.

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Why is an educator at an international medical conference? To share the importance of medical & school team communication for #ChildhoodCancer survivors. #SIOP2022 special thanks to @CCFtoday for finding the Hospital Liaison Education Progam (HELP) @KennedyKrieger @JHUeducation
Lisa Carey stands in front of conference poster “Supporting Childhood Cancer Survivor Quality of Life and educational attainment: piloting the hospital education liaison program

ALT Lisa Carey stands in front of conference poster “Supporting Childhood Cancer Survivor Quality of Life and educational attainment: piloting the hospital education liaison program

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10 years ago I was a student in the Research Honors Program at @JHUNursing and my mentor, Dr. Ruble inspired me to do research. She became my colleague, PhD advisor, friend, and now co-scientist in the @SUCCESSLab3 So happy that the program continues with @NLukkahatai
Nada Lukkahatai PhD. RN. CNE. FAAN@NLukkahatai13 Aug 2022
Mentoring and giving opportunities for nursing students to expose to research are vital. Special thanks to RHP mentors, Drs. @TamarRodney @bnukoirala @JunxinLi1 @priyaumapathi @RebeccaJPW @KTG_RN @ Jackie Campbell @VinciyaPandian @jmpark822 @Klyphtun for being great inspiration
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Many #pediatriccancer treatments lead to cognitive impacts. Our own @equitableaccess and Lisa Jacobson spoke to @CCFtoday about the Hospital Education Liaison program (HELP), which helps children with school during and after cancer treatment. bit.ly/3ofnJhc
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It's #NationalCancerSurvivorsDay! The day where people around the world come together to acknowledge cancer survivors, and raise awareness of the challenges of cancer survivorship. Head over to the link in bio to read some stories from the Stupid Cancer Stories Library.
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Tonight is the kick-off stakeholder meeting for our Patient-Centered Research Project to look at schooling issues faced by #ChildhoodCancer survivors. So thankful to my fellow educators @RaekwonSWalker @ @rsanchez2012 for joining as education stakeholders! @SUCCESSLab3 @PCORI
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Learn more about our study testing a web-based intervention to support maternal caregivers caring for their young adult survivors of childhood brain tumors @lamia_barakat @JanetDeatrick @PennNursing @CancerCHOP @oncologynursing @hopkinskimmel facebook.com/ChildrensHospit…

Children's Hospital of Philadelphia

Survivors of childhood brain tumors often experience physical, intellectual, social and emotional effects of their cancer and treatment well into adulthood. Maternal caregivers are often tasked...

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HELP services supports #ChildhoodCancer survivors who are seen @KennedyKrieger Neuropsychology Oncology Clinic & #SickleCell patients seen @KennedyKrieger Sickle Cell Neurodevelopmental Clinic. Please consider donating to our #ROAR4Kids2022 campaign! supportus.kennedykrieger.org…
Hospital Education Liaison Program: Connecting medical and school teams to support students with chronic and complex health conditions.

ALT Hospital Education Liaison Program: Connecting medical and school teams to support students with chronic and complex health conditions.

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The SUCCESS lab at Johns Hopkins & Kennedy Krieger Institute is working to build better support for young people w/ cancer as they leave HS - they need ur help! Click link in bio to complete a short survey sharing ur experiences after HS and to participate in future studies.
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This webinar from 2020 is feeling very relevant again with this omicron wave! We thought it was worth revisiting "Coping with Social Isolation and Fear"" w/ Julie Larson now that the lonely/isolation feels are back at an all time high. Link in bio!
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SUCCESS Lab retweeted
SUCCESS Lab@SUCCESSLab36 Jan 2022
Our very own Dr. Lisa Jacobson discussing #ChildhoodCancer & #AYAcancer survivor #school needs as some schools make switches to #VirtualLearning in the face of #OmicronVarient surges. foxbaltimore.com/amp/morning… #K12 #SpecialEducation #Cancer #DistanceEducation
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Thanks to those that have responded! We're still looking for AYAs with cancer (or history of cancer) to help us learn about transition to college or work post high school. Consider this very brief survey to help out! Clic👉🏼 tinyurl.com/AYASuccess & feel free to share! #AYACSM
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Thanks @_SydneeLogan for always highlighting the great work done @JHUNursing (and our colleagues in @SUCCESSLab3 at @KennedyKrieger & @HopkinsMedicine)
Hopkins Nursing
@JHUNursing30 Dec 2021
"Childhood Cancer Survivors May Face Neurocognitive Challenges. Johns Hopkins’ SUCCESS Lab Works to Ensure They Receive a Quality Education," one of the #BestBlogs of 2021 by @Klyphtun bit.ly/3qjdqtf
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This pandemic has been emotionally exhausting for the disabled community. Seeing peoples reassurance be “don’t worry it only kills disabled people” constantly having to argue that our lives have value. Seeing our deaths be viewed as a necessary normal.
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Info about #SpecialEd & related services for #HomeSchool students. Brought to you by the great folks @KennedyKrieger #ProjectHEAL kennedykrieger.org/sites/def…
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SUCCESS Lab retweeted
SUCCESS Lab@SUCCESSLab38 Oct 2021
Seeking adolescents & young adults who have been treated for #cancer to complete a quick, anonymous survey about life post-high school. Your participation will help us improve the quality of care we provide to our #AYAcancer patients! Survey link: tinyurl.com/AYAsuccess
Green image with text that is the same as the tweet. Includes Johns Hopkins QI IRB: IRB00210405 Questions? Contact Cliff Thornton, CPNP Cliff@jhmi.edu

ALT Green image with text that is the same as the tweet. Includes Johns Hopkins QI IRB: IRB00210405 Questions? Contact Cliff Thornton, CPNP [email protected]

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How do AYAs use #cancer #survivorship care? 🤔 Our new paper suggests #AYA survivorship care *may* enhance access to #mentalhealth services, especially in the first few yrs post-treatment👉🏻mdpi.com/2072-6694/13/21/527… @susansawyer01 @CanteenAus @PPattersonPhD @LornaAFern @EK_Drake – at Sydney, New South Wales
Christina Signorelli, PhD@ChrisSigno20 Oct 2021
📣NEW PAPER led by @usansomdaly #AYA #CancerSurvivors report⬆️medical + mental healthcare use (HCU) & medication use vs controls Survivors report ⬇️ depression + anxiety vs controls associated with higher mental HCU Still unclear: is HCU appropriate? mdpi.com/2072-6694/13/21/527…
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