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CPCRN Presentation Template. Perspectives in Cancer Survivorship: CPCRN Activities and Future Directions Marcia Ory, PhD, MPH. CDC Site Visit September 24, 2013. CPCRN Survivorship Workgroup Co-chairs: Marcia Ory and Betsy Risendal. Mission - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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CPCRN Presentation Template
CDC Site Visit September 24, 2013
Perspectives in Cancer Survivorship: CPCRN Activities and
Future Directions Marcia Ory, PhD, MPH
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CPCRN Survivorship WorkgroupCo-chairs: Marcia Ory and Betsy Risendal
Mission• To advance dissemination and
implementation science • To improve the translation of
cancer survivorship research into practice
• To capitalize upon CPCRN expertise.
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Cross-Center Activities in Cancer Survivorship
Highlighted Activities• 4-State Survey of Health
Promotion Programs for Cancer Survivors
• 2-State Adaptation and Testing of an Evidence-based Self-Management Support Program
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Health Promotion Survey: What did we want to know?
What is the state of implementation of health promotion programs for cancer survivors in the U.S.?
Weight Management
Psychosocial Support
Physical Activity
Nutrition
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Health Promotion Survey: How did we go about addressing the
question?Methods • Worked with 4
participating CPCRN states
• Employed a cross-sectional internet-based survey
• Used multiple routes to identify respondents
• Complied information on 160 programs
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Health Promotion Survey: What did we learn?
Neglected Populations• Few services for
childhood cancer survivors relative to adults or seniorsHighlights service gap for a population at risk for late/long-term side effects
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Health Promotion Survey: What did we learn?
Neglected Health Promotion Areas• Few programs available on weight
management relative to other types of programs
Another research to practice gap
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Health Promotion Survey: What did we learn?
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Health Promotion Survey: What did we learn?
Types of Programs
• Few programs offered all four services • Many programs offered more than one
services• The most prevalent services were
physical activity and psychosocial support
• The least prevalent was weight management
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Health Promotion Survey: What did we learn about community evaluation?
Evaluation Efforts • More evaluation around documenting
reach and representation• Less research examining pre-post
changesHighlights need for stronger community-academic partnerships
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Health Promotion Survey: What are next steps?
Research• Analyze key informant interviews to
learn more about implementation, evaluation, and sustainability
• Re-administer survey to assess changes over time.
• Explore ways to make survey available to other interested researchers
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Health Promotion Survey: What are next steps?
Practice• Share our results with
Comprehensive Cancer Programs and state cancer coalitions (see Texas map)
• Recommend e-health initiatives to improve reach to young, high-risk populations
• Expand existing programs to address multiple lifestyle needs
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Self-management Support for Cancer Survivors:
What did we want to know?
Can an evidence-based program for self-management support be adapted for cancer survivors?
Thriving Surviving
a six week, small group program
&Cancer:
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Self-management Support for Cancer Survivors:
How did we go about addressing the question?
Methods • Partnership between
Colorado and Texas and original program developers
• Wait-list randomized controlled trial design
• Focus on both process and outcome evaluation
Stanford University
University of Virginia
= CPCRN site
= Program Developer
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Self-management Support for Cancer Survivors: What did we learn about program format and content?
Participant Feedback• Nearly 200 participants
provided feedback• Most felt cancer content
was appropriate • More attention to
complementary and alternative medicine
Insert a cover sheetFor CTS curriculum
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Self-management Support for Cancer Survivors:
What did we learn about feasibility?Feasibility• Cancer survivors and their caregivers
will enroll in self-management programs
• Existing clinical or community infrastructure can be used to deliver an adapted version
Suggests CTS programs can be disseminated with minimal additional training and resources
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Self-management Support for Cancer Survivors:
What did we learn about acceptability?
Acceptability• High demand for
the program • High satisfaction
among participants and trainers
• High completion rates
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Self-management Support for Cancer Survivors:
What did we learn about impacts
Coping and Adjustment
Self-efficacy
Reduced symptomology
Better communication
IMPROVEMENTS
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Self-management Support for Cancer Survivors:
What are the next steps?• Work with the
original program developers to identify and evaluate dissemination tools
• Study dissemination through various channels Primary Care
Networks
Health Maintenance Organizations
Community Cancer Centers
Delivery Channels
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Exploring New Opportunities
• Foster cross fertilization between 2 CDC networks: HAN and CPCRN
• Build synergy around patient reported outcomes with harmonization of data
• Examine best practices in care transitions• Provide TA in implementation of survivorship care
plans • Study the dissemination of survivorship care
plans• Test dissemination of mhealth tools across
CPCRN sites: AYA App
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Exploring New Opportunities
• Foster cross fertilization between 2 CDC networks: HAN and CPCRN
• Build synergy around patient reported outcomes with harmonization of data
• Examine best practices in care transitions• Provide TA in implementation of survivorship care
plans • Study the dissemination of survivorship care
plans• Test dissemination of mhealth tools across
CPCRN sites: AYA App
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Survivorship Workgroup Contacts
Co-Chair: Marcia Ory, PhD, MPHTexas A&M Health Science Center
School of Rural Public [email protected]
Co-Chair: Betsy C. Risendal, PhDUniversity of Colorado Cancer
CenterColorado School of Public Health
[email protected] appreciation to Project Directors Andrea Dwyer and Richard Wood