Maximising participation in the lung cancer screening program: a discrete choice experiment of eligible, high-risk individuals
Project Details
As relatively little is known about how to maximise participation in lung cancer screening for Australians at high risk of developing the disease, a discrete choice experiment was conducted to assess the factors or ‘attributes’ affecting screening participation. Participants completed an online survey of 10 pairs of hypothetical scenarios using six attributes (invitation to screen, eligibility assessment, appointment booking, model of care, health care worker support and cost).
The results of this study will show what potential screening participants at high-risk of developing lung cancer value within a screening program, and will be highly relevant for implementation of the AustralianNational Lung Cancer Screening Program.
Study design
- Quantitative
- Data analysis
- Experimental
- Survey
Researchers
- A/Prof Nicole Rankin
- Prof Richard De Abreu Lourenco
- Peiwen Jiang
- Caitlin Paton
- Sarah York
- Georgia Bartlett
- Nicole Rankin
Funding
Accelerating Translation: Acceptability and Feasibility of Potential Lung Cancer Screening Implementation in Australian Communities
Grant number: 1185390
Research Group
Evaluation and Implementation Science UnitKey Contact
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