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Technical Assistance and Training Needs of Comprehensive Cancer Control Programs: A Qualitative Analysis
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2023
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Source: J Cancer Educ. 38(2):398-405
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Alternative Title:J Cancer Educ
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Description:Methods:
Data on the utilization, applicability, impact and dissemination of TAT received were collected from comprehensive cancer control practitioners through semi-structured interviews. Detailed memos of interviewee responses were documented and deductively coded based on three themes: promotion of TAT, use of existing TAT, and recommendations for future TAT.
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Interviewees reported a need for diverse topics, modalities, and TAT reminders. The most widely used TAT resources were social media toolkits, webinars, newsletters, patient navigation resources, and online trainings. Recommendations for future TAT included a focus on coalition support, adaptation and evaluation of evidence-based cancer control strategies, and health equity.
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Offering a blend of TAT, including educational webinars and trainings, was preferred by CCC professionals and could increase use. Future TAT will provide new opportunities for coalition capacity building, adaptation of evidence-based strategies for cancer control, and center health equity.
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Pubmed ID:34984659
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Pubmed Central ID:PMC8726518
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Volume:38
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Issue:2
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