Developing a web-based LGBT cultural competency training for oncologists: The COLORS training
Developing a web-based LGBT cultural competency training for oncologists: The COLORS training
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DOI：
10.1016/j.pec.2019.01.006
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发表时间：
2019-05-01
影响因子：
3.5
通讯作者：
Schabath, Matthew B.
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作者：
Seay, Julia;Hicks, Amanda;Schabath, Matthew B.
目标：尽管LGBT癌症健康差异很大，但没有为肿瘤学家量身定制的LGBT文化能力培训。在这里，我们描述了一个基于网络的，以肿瘤学为重点的LGBT文化能力training.Methods的系统发展：文献综述LGBT癌症的结果和能力培训进行了识别潜在的培训内容。举行了一次专家小组会议，包括LGBT癌症幸存者，文化能力专家，肿瘤学家，网页设计师和教学设计师，以巩固培训内容的重点。在小组讨论之后，培训是与教学设计师、网页设计师和LGBT社区成员合作开发的。结果：培训模块包括：1）LGBT基础知识; 2）包容性环境; 3）对LGBT患者开展肿瘤护理; 4）LGBT患者癌症生存问题。模块内容是互动的，和模型有效的communication.Conclusion：与利益相关者和三个癌症中心在佛罗里达不同的群体的合作过程中，导致了一个实用和有效的基于网络的资源LGBT文化能力培训肿瘤学家。实践的影响：从利益相关者的反馈表明，在这方面的培训是必要的，并将受到肿瘤学家。我们目前正在肿瘤学家和LGBT社区成员中对这种培训进行评估。(C)2019由Elsevier B. V.出版
Objective: Despite substantial LGBT cancer health disparities, there are no LGBT cultural competency trainings tailored for oncologists. Here we describe the systematic development of a web-based, oncology-focused LGBT cultural competency training.Methods: A literature review regarding LGBT cancer outcomes and competency training was conducted to identify potential training content. An expert panel meeting, including LGBT cancer survivors, cultural competency experts, oncologists, a web designer, and an instructional designer, was held to solidify the training content focus. Following the panel, the training was developed in collaboration with an instructional designer, a web designer, and LGBT community members.Results: The training modules include: 1) LGBT Basics; 2) Inclusive Environments; 3) Initiating Oncology Care with LGBT Patients; and 4) Issues in Cancer Survivorship among LGBT Patients. Module content is interactive, and models effective communication.Conclusion: The process of collaboration with a diverse group of stakeholders and three cancer centers in Florida has resulted in a practical and efficient web-based resource for LGBT cultural competency training for oncologists.Practice implications: Feedback from stakeholders indicates that training in this area is needed and will be well-received by oncologists. We are currently conducting an evaluation of this training among oncologists and LGBT community members. (C) 2019 Published by Elsevier B.V.