A nationally representative cross-sectional survey on health information access for consumers in Japan: A protocol for the INFORM Study
A nationally representative cross-sectional survey on health information access for consumers in Japan: A protocol for the INFORM Study
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关于日本消费者健康信息获取的全国代表性横断面调查：INFORM 研究方案
DOI：
10.1002/wmh3.506
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发表时间：
2022
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Shimazu T
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Otsuki A;Saito J;Yaguchi-Saito A;Odawara M; Fujimori M;Hayakawa M;Katanoda K;Matsuda T;Matsuoka Y;Takahashi H;Takahashi M;Inoue M;Yoshimi I;Kreps GL;Uchitomi Y;Shimazu T
在日本，癌症风险行为仍然没有得到充分控制，这通常是由于缺乏必要的信息和支持来指导消费者进行癌症控制决策。基于社会营销的战略性健康传播工作具有巨大的潜力，可以向信息不足或信息错误的消费者群体提供相关癌症信息，既可以增强他们的癌症意识、知识、态度和信念，也可以强化预防癌症的行为。 INFORM 研究在全国范围内监测这些变量，并确定最需要癌症相关信息的人群。一项具有全国代表性的横断面邮件调查用于调查与癌症预防和筛查相关的消费者行为，以及癌症知识、态度和信仰，以及可信癌症信息的获取和使用。通过两阶段分层随机抽样，总共选择了 10,000 名 20 岁以上的日本人。自填问卷由美国健康信息国家趋势调查的核心项目组成，还有一些 HINTS 中未涵盖但在日本很重要的附加项目。这项全国调查预计将在促进有效传播循证建议方面发挥重要作用。
In Japan, risk behaviors for cancer remain inadequately controlled, often due to a lack of necessary information and support to guide consumers in cancer control decisions. The use of strategic health communication efforts based on social marketing has substantial potential to provide groups of consumers who are underinformed or misinformed with relevant cancer information, both to reinforce their cancer awareness, knowledge, attitudes, and beliefs and to strengthen behaviors to prevent cancer. The INFORM Study monitors these variables nationally and identifies populations most in need of cancer‐related information. A nationally representative cross‐sectional mail survey was used to investigate consumer behaviors related to cancer prevention and screening, as well as cancer knowledge, attitudes and beliefs, and access to and use of trusted cancer information. A total of 10,000 Japanese aged 20 years or older were selected by two‐stage stratified random sampling. The self‐administered questionnaire consisted of core items from the Health Information National Trends Survey in the United States with some additional items not covered in HINTS but important in Japan. This national survey is expected to play an important role in promoting effective dissemination of evidence‐based recommendations.