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Diane Ng
Research Associate
Contact
DianeNg@westat.comOverview
Diane Ng, MPH, is a Research Associate. She has 7 years of epidemiologic research and health communications experience, as well as a background in SAS statistical programming, qualitative and quantitative data analysis and coding, data management, GIS and geospatial research, and training. She supports cancer research projects for CDC, NCI, and the Delaware Cancer Registry.
Ng came to Westat from the University of Maryland where she supported a mixed-methods study on colorectal cancer screening disparities in Chinese and Korean adults, as well as research on cardiovascular risk factor cohorts. She is certified in Cartography from ArcGIS, and has won multiple poster awards from the North American Association of Central Cancer Registries (NAACCR).
Education
MPH, University of Maryland, Epidemiology
BS (with University Honors), University of Maryland, General Biology
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Cultural adaptation of the Italian version of the Patient-Reported Outcomes Common Terminology Criteria for Adverse Event (PRO-CTCAE)
Tumori Journal
January 2022
C. Caminiti, J. Bryce, S. Riva, Diane Ng, F. Diodati, E. Iezzi, L. Sparavigna, et al.
DOILink for: Cultural adaptation of the Italian version of the Patient-Reported Outcomes Common Terminology Criteria for Adverse Event (PRO-CTCAE) -
Disparities in psychosocial distress screening and management of lung and ovarian cancer survivors
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JCO Oncology Practice
January 2022
E.A. Rohan, M.S. Gallaway, G.C. Huang, Diane Ng, J.E. Boehm, R. Samarasinha, K. Stachon
DOILink for: Disparities in psychosocial distress screening and management of lung and ovarian cancer survivors -
Developing geographic areas for cancer reporting using automated zone design
191,
American Journal of Epidemiology
January 2022
Z. Tatalovich, D.G. Stinchcomb, Diane Ng, M. Yu, D.R. Lewis, L. Zhu, E.J.R. Feuer
DOILink for: Developing geographic areas for cancer reporting using automated zone design