PS2-33: Seniors' Uptake of Online Survey Completion - Experience of the 2011 KPNC Member Health Survey
Year: 2013
Type: article
Study design: Observational Study
Abstract: answering the "how much" and "why" questions of utilization at both the institutional and patient levels.Results: Preliminary results indicate consistent offering of CHESS by multiple providers, and utilization of the CHESS tool by 50% of all newly diagnosed breast cancer patients.Of those accessing CHESS, most are currently using the tool at least once and visiting multiple pages.Based on interview and survey data conducted two months post-diagnosis, we will also present preliminary data on why some women use CHESS and some do not.Through provider surveys, we will show how staff perceptions and actions affect patient perceptions and use, and how organizational strategies affect CHESS adoption and use.Conclusions:Conclusions from this study provide information on logistics, challenges and successes of the dissemination of a new standard of care for breast cancer patient support, and why patients choose to utilize this tool or not.This will provide evidence of how much reach an intervention like CHESS can achieve in two real-world settings, and be relevant to decisions about whether and how to disseminate CHESS more broadly.
Source: Clinical Medicine & Research
Authors: N. Gordon, T. Lin
Institution: Kaiser Permanente
Language: English
Subfield: Sociology and Political Science
Field: Social Sciences
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: diamond
OpenAlex ID: W2124608867