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The purpose of this study is to evaluate the process and outcomes of an implementation program designed to implement fear of cancer screening, referral and management into routine cancer care clinics, using a stepped-wedge cluster randomized controlled trial.
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This study aims to test if a systematic fear of cancer screening program that employs implementation strategies including training, reflecting, evaluating, facilitating and adapting, increases the proportion of eligible patients screened and referred compared to usual control with no implantation strategies used. This study hypothesize that the implementation program will increase (i) the proportion of eligible patients screened and (ii) the proportion of patients with high fear of cancer referred for psychosocial support. For process evaluation, this study aims to use qualitative methods to assess the patients' and service providers' experience of the implementation program, and identify contextual factors (e.g., potential barriers and facilitators) likely to influence its adoption, implementation, and sustainability.
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1,980 participants in 2 patient groups
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Danielle Ng, Phd
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