Faith D Ottery MD PhD FACN

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PG-SGA: Simple, Evidence-Based, Global Impact-Outcomes, Quality

Pres. JFK took something (the moon) integral to everyday life (as is nutrition) and gave voice to a simple idea (a moon landing by decade end) that seemed impossible but gave us a vision that changed the world. PG-SGA+Technology = Cancer Success

Submitted by Faith D Ottery MD PhD FACN (@faithotterymdphd) in Jul 2016

What is the research problem :

Malnutrition is dreaded by patient, carer, and clinician and impacts both oncologic outcomes and patient quality of life. The question remains: do patients die of their cancer, the complications of their treatment, or associated malnutrition?

How will your solution make a difference :

Integration of proactive PG-SGA (multilingual) with technology will help answer the critical questions above, improve quality of care, patient experience across the cancer continuum and oncologic outcomes and global interdisciplinary collaboration.

What is your proposed solution :

To integrate the gold standard of nutritional assessment, the validated Patient-Generated Subjective Global Assessment (PG-SGA), or its app, in oncology clinical trials, electronic medical records, and Big Data interfaces such as CancerLinQ -- to understand the impact of addressing (or failing to address) simple variables of weight loss, intake, symptoms/impediments and ECOG performance status on patient and oncologic outcomes.

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Other Exceptional Opportunities

PG-SGA: Simple, Evidence-Based, Global Impact-Outcomes, Quality

Pres. JFK took something (the moon) integral to everyday life (as is nutrition) and gave voice to a simple idea (a moon landing by decade end) that seemed impossible but gave us a vision that changed the world. PG-SGA+Technology = Cancer Success

Submitted by Faith D Ottery MD PhD FACN (@faithotterymdphd) in Jul 2016

What is the research problem :

Malnutrition is dreaded by patient, carer, and clinician and impacts both oncologic outcomes and patient quality of life. The question remains: do patients die of their cancer, the complications of their treatment, or associated malnutrition?

How will your solution make a difference :

Integration of proactive PG-SGA (multilingual) with technology will help answer the critical questions above, improve quality of care, patient experience across the cancer continuum and oncologic outcomes and global interdisciplinary collaboration.

What is your proposed solution :

To integrate the gold standard of nutritional assessment, the validated Patient-Generated Subjective Global Assessment (PG-SGA), or its app, in oncology clinical trials, electronic medical records, and Big Data interfaces such as CancerLinQ -- to understand the impact of addressing (or failing to address) simple variables of weight loss, intake, symptoms/impediments and ECOG performance status on patient and oncologic outcomes.

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In the past few years, the rapidly advancing field of cancer immunology has produced several new methods of treating cancer, called immunotherapies, that increase the strength of a patient’s immune responses against tumors. Such treatments have led to dramatic successes in some cancers but not others. At the same time, the concept of adjusting the immune response, or immunomodulation, is being extended into cancer prevention, with the goal of developing strategies to spur the immune system to both prevent the development of cancer in the first place and prevent recurrence.

The submission period for Cancer Immunology & Prevention ideas ended on July 1. However, we encourage you to sign up for regular e-mail updates about the National Cancer Moonshot Initiative at the Cancer Moonshot Milestones web page.

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Enhanced Data Sharing

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Sharing data among investigators and institutions is essential for building on the cancer research progress made so far, but many barriers to effective sharing exist. Barriers can arise from technological or infrastructural limitations (data are stored on different systems or are generated by different methods, making them incompatible). Poor access or participation can also be a barrier (some data may not be shared, and some researchers may not be able to access or analyze even data that are publicly available).

The submission period for Enhanced Data Sharing ideas ended on July 1. However, we encourage you to sign up for regular e-mail updates about the National Cancer Moonshot Initiative at the Cancer Moonshot Milestones web page.

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Precision Prevention & Early Detection

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Improve Clinical Trials Information – Patients, Caregivers, Advocates

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