Training primary care physicians in shared decision making for colorectal cancer screening : insights from a statewide organized Colorectal Cancer Screening Program in Switzerland
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Etat: Public
Version: Final published version
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Training primary care physicians in shared decision making for colorectal cancer screening : insights from a statewide organized Colorectal Cancer Screening Program in Switzerland
Titre de la conférence
International Cancer Screening Network, Bethesda, United States, 2017
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Date de publication
2017
Langue
anglais
Résumé
An organized screening program in Vaud, Switzerland aims to offer the choice of fecal-immunological testing (FIT) and colonoscopy for colorectal cancer (CRC) screening
-At baseline, wide variations between primary care physicians (PCPs) in prescription of FIT and colonoscopy.
-Shared decision making (SDM) might reduce variations in care.
AIM : Increase the proportion of PCPs who intend to offer their patients FIT and colonoscopy on an equal basis
Methods : Training program in 2015 with before and after survey ; Parallel comparison through mailed survey to PCPs not attending ; Training program: 2 hour seminar with interactive quizzes, 8-minute video of SDM consultation, and distribution a decision aid and evidence synopsis.
-At baseline, wide variations between primary care physicians (PCPs) in prescription of FIT and colonoscopy.
-Shared decision making (SDM) might reduce variations in care.
AIM : Increase the proportion of PCPs who intend to offer their patients FIT and colonoscopy on an equal basis
Methods : Training program in 2015 with before and after survey ; Parallel comparison through mailed survey to PCPs not attending ; Training program: 2 hour seminar with interactive quizzes, 8-minute video of SDM consultation, and distribution a decision aid and evidence synopsis.
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