At Triage Cancer, research drives our mission to improve the lives of individuals and families navigating a cancer diagnosis. By collecting and analyzing data on the legal, financial, and practical challenges people face, we identify systemic barriers and opportunities for change. This evidence-based approach ensures that our education, advocacy, and policy efforts reflect the realities faced by the cancer community. Equally important, we use research to evaluate the effectiveness of our programs, continuously refining our tools and resources to meet the evolving needs of the cancer community. Our findings inform practical solutions, empower professionals to better serve patients, and guide policies that make access to care more equitable and effective.
2025
- October 7 – Evaluating the Impact of a Virtual Oncology Financial and Legal Navigation Intervention on Cancer-related Financial Toxicity, JCO Oncology Practice, An American Society of Clinical Oncology Journal
- August 26 – Access to cancer care for undocumented immigrants in the USA, The Lancet Oncology
- July 31 – Nationwide Analysis of Legal Barriers to Cancer Care, JAMA Network
- January 10 – Social and Legal Needs in Patients and Families With Cancer: Interaction With Patient-Level Financial Toxicity, JCO Oncology Practice, An American Society of Clinical Oncology Journal
- January 8 – Engaging Nurses in Effective Cost of Care Conversations to Address Cancer-Related Financial Toxicity: Results from an Exploratory Survey, Current Oncology
2024
- October 25 – Assessing and Enhancing Legal Literacy in Cancer Care: A Nationwide Analysis of a Training Intervention for Healthcare Workers, American Society of Clinical Oncology
- September 27 – Identifying and addressing the needs of caregivers of patients with cancer: evidence on interventions and the role of patient advocacy groups, Future Oncology
- September 1 – Abstract B054: Using Libraries to Educate About Cancer Finances (LEAF): A pilot study of an educational webinar intervention to address information needs for community individuals affected by cancer, Cancer Epidemiology, Biomarkers & Prevention
- July-August – Cancer diagnosis and treatment in working-age adults: Implications for employment, health insurance coverage, and financial hardship in the United States, CA: A Cancer Journal for Clinicians
- May 30 – Caregivers and legal barriers: Navigating Care of a Family Member Diagnosed with Cancer, American Society of Clinical Oncology
- May 15 – Evaluation of a Conference on Cancer-Related Financial and Legal Issues: A Potential Resource to Counter Financial Toxicity, Current Oncology
- April 23 – Cancer diagnosis and treatment in working-age adults: Implications for employment, health insurance coverage, and financial hardship in the United States, American Cancer Society Journals
2023
- July – Reconsideration of Coverage for Medically Necessary Fertility Preservation in a Post-Roe Era, Fertility and Sterility
2020
- November 20 – The Effectiveness of Healthcare Professional Training on the Legal Issues Impacting Individuals Diagnosed with Cancer to Improve Patient Quality of Life, Journal of Oncology Navigation & Survivorship
- November 7 – Work changes and individual, cancer-related, and work-related predictors of decreased work participation among African American cancer survivors, Cancer Medicine
2016
- January – Integrating Cancer-related Employment Assessments into Oncology Care, Journal of Clinical Oncology
2011
- January – Individuals with Cancer in the Workforce and Their Federal Rights, Work and Cancer Survivors