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INTERACTIVE MEDIA ON BANKING SPERM BEFORE CANCER THERAPY

关于癌症治疗前储存精子的互动媒体

基本信息

批准号：
6195114
负责人：
LESLIE Ruth SCHOVER
金额：
$ 9.99万
依托单位：
UNIVERSITY OF TX MD ANDERSON CAN CTR
依托单位国家：
美国
项目类别：
财政年份：
2000
资助国家：
美国
起止时间：
2000-08-15 至 2002-05-31
项目状态：
已结题

来源：
https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/6195114
关键词：
cell bank /registry clinical research education evaluation /planning fertility human subject interactive multimedia male neoplasm /cancer education neoplasm /cancer therapy sperm

项目摘要

DESCRIPTION: This R25/R44 proposal aims to develop a browser-based interactive product to educate both physicians and patients about banking sperm before cancer treatment. The product will have three components: 1) a didactic portion to update oncology physicians on the rationale to offer sperm-banking to all men of reproductive age; 2) a skills-training portion teaching physicians how to counsel patients and families about sperm banking; and 3) a direct patient education portion including both didactic and emotion-focused material for men and their family members. We intend to demonstrate, over the three phases of the project that sperm banking is currently underutilized, even in the highest quality patient care centers; that both oncology physicians and patients lack the knowledge to make fully informed decisions about sperm banking; and that our educational product can increase knowledge in patients and physicians, increase their positive attitudes towards banking sperm, and actually affect the rates of sperm banking in two large cancer centers. In the R25 Phase of the project, we will collect baseline data on physician knowledge, attitudes, and practices regarding sperm banking by a postal survey of 230 oncology faculty physicians and fellows from the U.T. M.D. Anderson Cancer Center (MDACC) and the Cleveland Clinic Foundation (CCF). We plan to assess deficits in physician knowledge and practice that contribute to patients= failures to successfully bank sperm. We will also send questionnaires to 1,000 men aged 14 to 40 who were diagnosed and treated for cancer within the last two years of the tumor registries at MDACC and CCF. We will assess rates of sperm banking, barriers to sperm banking, knowledge about infertility and cancer, and anxieties and attitudes about parenthood after cancer, providing benchmark data for comparison to that gathered in our later interventions. We will also conduct 8 focus groups to gather qualitative data on familial, cultural, and spiritual issues regarding sperm banking. Information from the survey and focus groups will be used to complete a written script of the content for the interactive media product. It will be reviewed by a panel of experts for accuracy and appropriateness.

产品说明：这项R25/R44提案旨在开发一种基于浏览器的交互式产品，以教育医生和患者在癌症治疗前储存精子。该产品将有三个组成部分：1）一个教学部分，以更新肿瘤科医生对所有育龄男性提供精子库的基本原理; 2）一个技能培训部分，教导医生如何就精子库问题向患者和家庭提供咨询; 3）一个直接的患者教育部分，包括针对男性及其家庭成员的教学和情感集中的材料。我们打算在项目的三个阶段证明，即使在最高质量的患者护理中心，精子库目前也未得到充分利用;肿瘤医生和患者都缺乏对精子库做出充分知情决定的知识;我们的教育产品可以增加病人和医生的知识，增加他们对精子库的积极态度，并实际影响两个大型癌症中心的精子库的比率。在该项目的R25阶段，我们将通过对来自德克萨斯大学的230名肿瘤学系医生和研究员进行邮政调查，收集关于医生知识，态度和精子库实践的基线数据。M.D.安德森癌症中心（MDACC）和克利夫兰诊所基金会（CCF）。我们计划评估导致患者未能成功储存精子的医生知识和实践方面的缺陷。我们还将向MDACC和CCF肿瘤登记处过去两年内诊断和治疗癌症的1，000名14至40岁男性发送调查问卷。我们将评估精子库的比率，精子库的障碍，对不孕症和癌症的了解，以及癌症后对父母身份的焦虑和态度，提供基准数据，以与我们后来的干预措施进行比较。我们还将进行8个焦点小组，以收集有关精子库的家庭，文化和精神问题的定性数据。调查和焦点小组提供的信息将用于完成互动媒体产品内容的书面脚本。将由一个专家小组审查其准确性和适当性。