Effectively Communicating Colorectal Cancer Screening Information to Primary Care Providers: Application for State, Tribe or Territory Comprehensive Cancer Control Coalitions.
Effectively Communicating Colorectal Cancer Screening Information to Primary Care Providers: Application for State, Tribe or Territory Comprehensive Cancer Control Coalitions.
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向初级保健提供者有效传达结直肠癌筛查信息：申请州、部落或领地综合癌症控制联盟。
DOI：
10.1080/19325037.2012.10599235
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发表时间：
2012
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1
通讯作者：
McClung,Rebecca
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作者：
Redmond,Jennifer;Vanderpool,Robin;McClung,Rebecca
背景：如果卫生保健提供者推荐，患者更有可能接受结直肠癌筛查。因此，至关重要的是，供应商有机会获得最新的筛选guidelines.Purpose：这个以实践为基础的项目旨在确定肯塔基州初级保健提供者的首选来源和方法，接收结直肠癌的信息，以提高国家综合癌症控制提供者的推广initiatives.Methods：四个重点小组进行了初级保健医生，执业护士，和医生助理。讨论包括首选的来源和接收更新的筛查指南，立法和全州范围内的公众意识运动materials.Results的方法：供应商（N = 17）确定了他们的首选方法接收结直肠癌信息：从可信来源的常规电子邮件（同事、专业协会和研究以及宣传机构）、科学期刊、现有会议和媒体。在向初级保健提供者提供结直肠癌信息时，需要多种方法。一个理想的合作伙伴传播的信息是国家综合癌症控制联盟，考虑到他们的优先大肠癌筛查和现有的合作伙伴网络谁被确定为值得信赖的sources.Translation的健康教育实践：评估初级保健提供者的首选方法和来源接收大肠癌信息通知策略的做法之间的综合癌症控制联盟。
Background: Patients are more likely to be screened for colorectal cancer if it is recommended by a health care provider. Therefore, it is imperative that providers have access to the latest screening guidelines.Purpose: This practice-based project sought to identify Kentucky primary care providers' preferred sources and methods of receiving colorectal cancer information to improve state comprehensive cancer control provider outreach initiatives.Methods: Four focus groups were conducted with primary care physicians, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants. Discussion included preferred sources and methods of receiving updated screening guidelines, legislation, and statewide public awareness campaign materials.Results: Providers (N = 17) identified their preferred methods for receiving colorectal cancer information as: routine emails from trusted sources (colleagues, professional societies and research, and advocacy agencies), scientific journals, existing conferences, and the media.Discussion: When delivering colorectal cancer information to primary care providers, multiple approaches are needed. An ideal partner for dissemination of information is state comprehensive cancer control coalitions, considering their prioritization of colorectal cancer screening and existing networks of partners who were identified as trusted sources.Translation to Health Education Practice: Assessment of primary care providers' preferred methods and sources of receiving colorectal cancer information informs strategies for practice among comprehensive cancer control coalitions.