Lessons from a Customer Discovery Study: a Technology-Based Cancer Support Program for Asian American Breast Cancer Survivors.
Lessons from a Customer Discovery Study: a Technology-Based Cancer Support Program for Asian American Breast Cancer Survivors.
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客户发现研究的教训：针对亚裔美国乳腺癌幸存者的基于技术的癌症支持计划。
DOI：
10.1007/s13187-021-02107-x
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发表时间：
2023
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Im,Eun-Ok
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作者：
Chee,Wonshik;Kim,Sangmi;Jang,Mia;Im,Eun-Ok
PurposeA culturally tailored technology-based cancer support program was recently developed and tested among Asian American breast cancer survivors. To explore future opportunities to sustain the program, the research team participated in the SPeeding Research-tested INTervention (SPRINT) program sponsored by the National Cancer Institute. The purpose of this discussion paper is to share the lessons that the research team gained from a customer discovery study through the SPRINT program.MethodsDuring the SPRINT program, a total of 73 stakeholders were recruited through a snowball sampling across the globe. Semi-structured interviews were conducted for customer discovery through WebEX, phone calls, and in-person visits (50 in-person interviews, 4 phone interviews, and 19 WebEx interviews). All the interviews were recorded using audio-taping or writing memos. Also, the research team wrote memos on the issues/concerns related to the project during the interview process. Then, the transcripts and memos were analyzed using a content analysis to provide evidence for the lessons.ResultsThe themes reflecting the lessons from the customer discovery study included (a) “who are the stakeholders”; (b) “depending on stakeholders”; (c) “what works or not”; (d) “personal versus family responsibilities”; and (e) “depending on countries’ situations.”ConclusionThese lessons could provide directions for future development and implementation of technology-based cancer support programs for Asian American breast cancer survivors.
