ArticleJournal of cancer survivorship : research and practice2016
Variation in resources needed to implement psychosocial support interventions for rural breast cancer survivors.
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- A telephone-based education and support intervention for Rural Breast Cancer Survivors: a randomized controlled trial comparing two implementation strategies in rural Florida.Journal of cancer survivorship : research and practice · 2020Trial
- Input from multiple stakeholder levels prioritizes targets for improving implementation of an exercise intervention for rural women cancer survivors.Implementation science communications · 2020Article
- Rural cancer survivors' health information needs post-treatment.Patient education and counseling · 2020Article
- The Landscape of Connected Cancer Symptom Management in Rural America: A Narrative Review of Opportunities for Launching Connected Health Interventions.Journal of Appalachian health · 2020Review
- Out-of-pocket costs and burden among rural breast cancer survivors.Cancer medicine · 2017Article
- Patient-centered outcome evaluation of the Rural Breast Cancer Survivors Intervention.Supportive care in cancer : official journal of the Multinational Association of Supportive Care in Cancer · 2016Article
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purposeUnderstanding how resources are used provides guidance to disseminating effective interventions. Here, we report data on implementation resources needed for the Rural Breast Cancer Survivors (RBCS) study that tested a telephone-delivered psychoeducational education and support intervention to survivors in rural Florida. Intervention resources included interventionists' time on one intake assessment (IA) call, three education calls (ED), one follow-up education call (FUE), six support (SUP) calls, and documentation time per survivor.
methodsInterventionists logged start and end times of each type of call. Average interventionist time in minutes was calculated by call type. Associations between interventionists' time and participants' characteristics including age, race/ethnicity, time since treatment, cancer treatment, depressive symptoms, education, income, employment, and support, was assessed using linear mixed models with repeated measures.
resultsAmong 328 survivors, IA calls lasted 66.9 min (SD 21.7); ED lasted 50.6 (SD 16.7), 48.1 (SD 15.9), and 39.6 (SD 14.8); FUE lasted 24.7 (SD 14.8); and SUP 42.8 (SD 29.6) min. Documentation time was 18.4 min for IA, 23-27 for ED, 12.3 for FUE, and 23.0 for SUP.
conclusionInterventionists spent significantly more time with participants with depressive symptoms, who already used other support, and who received SUP calls before the ED vs. after. There were no significant differences by time since or type of cancer treatment, or other personal characteristics. IMPLICATIONS FOR CANCER SURVIVORS: Resources vary by survivor characteristics. Careful consideration of mental health status or support available is warranted for planning implementation and dissemination of effective survivorship interventions on a broad scale.
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