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Prophylactic colectomy intentions in HNPCC patients

Prophylactic colectomy intentions in HNPCC patients
HNPCC 患者的预防性结肠切除术意图
批准号:
6804133
负责人:
KAREN E HURLEY
金额:
$8.43万
依托单位国家:
美国
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财政年份:
2003
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2003-09-26 至 2006-11-30

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描述(由申请人提供): 遗传性非息肉病性结直肠癌(HNPCC)与高达80%的终生结直肠癌风险相关,并且在部分结肠切除术后发生异时性肿瘤的可能性为40%至50%。对于这些患者,预防性结肠切除术已被提出作为一个潜在的风险管理替代终身强化监测结肠镜检查。风险管理决策的高度个人化性质在个体化遗传咨询服务的发展中得到了认可。然而,该领域之前的心理社会研究往往使用线性统计技术,其中临床上重要的细节在过于宽泛、一刀切的模型中丢失,难以应用于一对一的咨询会议。我们提出了一种基于认知-社会健康信息处理(C-SHIP)模型的创新方法,我们将探索这些因素如何被组织成有意义的模式或类型,这些模式或类型可以很容易地转化为量身定制的咨询建议。本研究的具体目的是:1)评估HNPCC患者对预防性结肠切除术的兴趣水平; 2)根据预防性结肠切除术的利弊来识别不同的决策类型; 3)探索决策类型与咨询相关结果(结肠切除术的兴趣水平,癌症特异性焦虑和结肠镜检查依从性)之间的关系模式。我们将对320例HNPCC患者(定义为与HNPCC相关的突变错配修复基因的携带者或具有符合HNPCC公布标准的个人或家族史的患者)进行一次性横断面电话调查。使用聚类分析,我们将创建决策类型的分类。先前的研究让我们至少期待三种类型:脱离,风险集中和矛盾。我们假设每种类型与结果变量的关系模式不同(例如,关注风险的类型将表现出对手术的高兴趣、高焦虑、低回避和高结肠镜依从性,而矛盾型将表现出对手术的高兴趣、高焦虑、高回避和低结肠镜依从性。了解这些模式将提高医生,遗传咨询师和其他提供者的能力,以帮助他们的病人做出明智的,深思熟虑的预防策略,这将最好地保护他们的健康,情感幸福和生活质量的决定。
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DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): Hereditary non-polyposis colorectal cancer (HNPCC) is associated with up to an 80 percent lifetime risk of developing colorectal cancer and a 40 to 50 percent chance of a metachronous tumor after partial colectomy for the disease. For these patients, prophylactic colectomy has been proposed as a potential risk management alternative to a lifetime of intensive surveillance by colonoscopy. The highly personal nature of risk management decisions has been recognized in the development of individualized genetic counseling services. However, prior psychosocial research in this area has tended to use linear statistical techniques in which clinically important details are lost in an overly broad, one-size-fits-all model that is difficult to apply in a one-to-one counseling session. We propose an innovative approach based on the Cognitive-Social Health Information Processing (C-SHIP) model in which we will explore how these factors are organized into meaningful patterns or types that can translate readily into tailored counseling recommendations. Specific aims of this study are: 1)To assess levels of interest in prophylactic colectomy among HNPCC patients; 2) To identify distinctive decision types based on profiles of perceived pros and cons of prophylactic colectomy; and 3) To explore the pattern of relations between decision types and counseling-related outcomes (level of interest in colectomy, cancer-specific anxiety, and colonoscopy adherence). We will conduct a one-time cross-sectional telephone survey of 320 HNPCC patients (defined as either carriers of a mutated mismatch repair gene associated with HNPCC or those with a personal or family history meeting published criteria for HNPCC). Using cluster analysis we will create a taxonomy of decision types. Prior research leads us to expect at least three types: Disengaged, Risk-Focused, and Ambivalent. We hypothesize that each type will have a different pattern of relations with the outcome variables (e.g., Risk-focused types will show high interest in surgery, high anxiety, low avoidance, and high colonoscopy adherence, whereas Ambivalent types will show high interest in surgery, high anxiety, high avoidance, and low colonoscopy adherence). Understanding these patterns will enhance the ability of physicians, genetic counselors, and other providers to help their patients make well-informed, thoughtful decisions about the preventive strategy that will best protect their health, emotional well-being, and quality of life.
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