College of Medicine
Bylund Lab
Led by Carma L Bylund · Health Outcomes and Biomedical Informatics
What we study
The Bylund Lab studies communication interventions to improve evidence-based practices in cancer care, such as clinical trial recruitment and treatment discussions. Their work focuses on training clinicians, patients, and caregivers using workshops and programs.
What working here is like
- Clinical
- Human participants
- Projects
- 4
- Papers
- 5
Current projects
The T-CAT (Trainees Communicating about Trials) Program
A program to train physician trainees in communicating about cancer clinical trials.
Dissemination of a Cancer Clinical Trials Communication Skills Workshop for Medical Oncology Fellows
A workshop to improve communication skills for medical oncology fellows in cancer clinical trials.
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The ECCO Study
A study to enhance communication with community-based oncology practices to improve cancer clinical trial recruitment.
Implementation of a Cancer Clinical Trials (CCT) Communication Skills Education Program for Medical Oncology Fellows
An education program to teach medical oncology fellows communication skills for cancer clinical trials.
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Recent papers, explained
- A Team Approach to Patient‐Centered Communication in the Emergency Department
2026 · Academic Emergency Medicine
Proposes a team-based approach to improve patient-centered communication in emergency departments.
- Implementation of a clinical trial communication skills training workshop for oncology fellows: A mixed methods evaluation
2026 · PEC Innovation
Evaluates a training program for doctors to improve communication about cancer clinical trials.
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- Enhancing school- and work-related supportive care in adolescent and young adult (AYA) oncology: A qualitative study merging AYA, parent, and clinician perspectives
2026 · Journal of Psychosocial Oncology
Compares experiences of young cancer patients, parents, and doctors to identify school/work support needs.
- Identifying Barriers and Strategies to Support a Community Navigator-Driven Approach for Lung Cancer Screening
2026 · Current Oncology
Interviews healthcare workers to find barriers and solutions for improving lung cancer screening in rural and urban areas.
- Referral processes for cancer clinical trials: a qualitative study of community and academic oncology clinicians
2026 · BMC Cancer
Talks to doctors about how they refer patients to cancer trials.
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How to reach out
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