Using Intervention Mapping to Develop Health Education and Health Policy Components to Increase Breast Cancer Screening and Chemotherapy Adherence Among Syrian and Iraqi Refugee Women in Beirut, Lebanon

Sacca, Lea; Markham, Christine; Fares, Johny

doi:10.3389/fpubh.2020.00101

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“…Therefore, patients pay more attention to diet and nutrition during home care [21]. In addition, patients pay more attention to the management of CINV and constipation, consistent with a previous study [22] since CINV and constipation are the most common adverse reactions of chemotherapy and signi cantly impact patients' comfort and QoL. Patients pay less attention to fertility-related matters and guidelines for adolescent gynecological chemotherapy patients (read rates were 40.5% and 35.1%, respectively).…”

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Construction and evaluation of a cloud follow-up platform for gynecological chemotherapy patients

Dan

Huang

et al. 2023

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Background Patient follow-up is an essential part of hospital management. With the advent of the information age, patient follow-up is expected to be replaced by Internet technology. This study constructed a gynecological chemotherapy patient cloud follow-up platform to evaluate its cost-effectiveness and patient feedback effect. Methods A total of 2538 patients were followed up using a cloud follow-up system between January and October 2021. Prior to this, 690 patients were followed up manually over telephonic calls. The patient characteristics, follow-up rate, patient satisfaction, and session duration in the cloud follow-up group and manual follow-up group were compared. In addition, the read rate of health education materials in the cloud follow-up group was analyzed. Results The general information (age, cancer stage, and disease category) and follow-up rate (cloud: 6957/7614, 91.4%; manual: 1869/2070, 90.3%; P = 0.13) did not significantly differ between the two groups. The follow-up satisfaction of the cloud follow-up patients was significantly better than that of the manual follow-up group (cloud: 7192/7614, 94.5%; manual: 1532/2070, 74.0%; P༜0.001). The time spent on the follow-up of 100 patients in the cloud follow-up group was approximately 1.2 hours compared to 10.5 hours in the manual follow-up group. The read rate of health education materials in the cloud follow-up group was 72.9%. Conclusions The follow-up effect of the cloud follow-up group was not inferior to that of the manual follow-up group, and the cloud follow-up group was more in line with the prevention and control requirements of the post-epidemic era. Cloud follow-up can save medical resources, improve cost-effectiveness, provide sufficient health education resources for patients, and improve patient satisfaction.

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Construction and evaluation of a cloud follow-up platform for gynecological chemotherapy patients

Dan

Huang

et al. 2023

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“…We used intervention mapping (IM) to guide our planning process [32][33][34][35][36][37]. IM is a framework that describes different steps to undertake a theory-based and data-driven approach in developing, implementing, and evaluating an intervention [34,35,38]. The framework describes six steps which guide the planner from problem identification towards programme planning.…”

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Development of an intervention aimed at the prevention and treatment of chronic pain in breast cancer survivors: An intervention mapping approach

Slaghmuylder

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Hecke

et al. 2023

Patient Education and Counseling

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“…Therefore, patients pay more attention to diet and nutrition during home care [ 24 ]. In addition, patients pay more attention to the management of CINV and constipation [ 25 ], since CINV and constipation are the most common adverse effects of chemotherapy and significantly impact patients’ comfort and QoL. Patients pay less attention to fertility-related matters and guidelines for adolescent gynecological patients receiving chemotherapy (read rates were 40.5% and 35.1%, respectively).…”

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Construction and evaluation of a cloud follow-up platform for gynecological patients receiving chemotherapy

Dan,

He,

Huang

et al. 2024

BMC Health Serv Res

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Background Patient follow-up is an essential component of hospital management. In the current information era, the patient follow-up scheme is expected to be replaced by Internet technology. This study constructed a cloud follow-up platform for gynecological chemotherapy patients and assessed its cost-effectiveness and patients’ feedback. Methods A total of 2,538 patients were followed up using a cloud follow-up system between January and October 2021. Prior to this, 690 patients were followed manually via telephone calls. Patients’ characteristics, follow-up rate, satisfaction, and session duration were compared between the cloud follow-up and manual follow-up groups. In addition, the read rate of health education materials in the cloud follow-up group was analyzed. Results General information, including age, education attainment, cancer stage, and disease category, and follow-up rate (cloud: 6,957/7,614, 91.4%; manual: 1,869/2,070, 90.3%; P = 0.13) did not significantly differ between the two groups. The follow-up satisfaction of the cloud follow-up patients was significantly better than that of the manual follow-up group (cloud: 7,192/7,614, 94.5%; manual: 1,532/2,070, 74.0%; P<0.001). The time spent on the follow-up was approximately 1.2 h for 100 patients in the cloud follow-up group and 10.5 h in the manual follow-up group. Multivariate analysis indicated that the cloud follow-up group had significantly greater follow-up satisfaction (odds ratio: 2.239, 95% CI: 1.237 ~ 5.219). Additionally, the average follow-up duration of the cloud follow-up group decreased by 9.287 h (coefficient: -9.287, 95% CI: -1.439~-0.165). The read rate of health education materials was 72.9% in the cloud follow-up group. Conclusions The follow-up effect of the cloud follow-up group was not inferior to that of the manual follow-up group. The cloud follow-up was more effective for prevention and control requirements in the post-epidemic era. Cloud follow-up can save medical resources, improve cost-effectiveness, provide sufficient health education resources for patients, and improve their satisfaction.

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Using Intervention Mapping to Develop Health Education and Health Policy Components to Increase Breast Cancer Screening and Chemotherapy Adherence Among Syrian and Iraqi Refugee Women in Beirut, Lebanon

Cited by 9 publications

References 39 publications

Construction and evaluation of a cloud follow-up platform for gynecological chemotherapy patients

Construction and evaluation of a cloud follow-up platform for gynecological chemotherapy patients

Development of an intervention aimed at the prevention and treatment of chronic pain in breast cancer survivors: An intervention mapping approach

Construction and evaluation of a cloud follow-up platform for gynecological patients receiving chemotherapy

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