PO.ADV01 · 患者倡导
因地制宜地服务人群:为NYCHA居民设计的综合癌症筛查项目的可行性与可接受性
Meeting people where they are: Feasibility and acceptability of an integrated cancer screening program for NYCHA residents
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中文摘要
癌症差异与可及性密切相关,尤其是对于那些长期面临预防性诊疗结构性障碍的社区而言。本海报将介绍我正与Jamilia Sly博士合作参与的一项当前的癌症健康研究中心(CHRC)资助项目,该项目旨在调查一项综合癌症筛查项目的可行性与可接受性,该项目旨在更好地服务于纽约市住房管理局(NYCHA)的居民。作为共同研究者,我在研究过程的关键阶段为该项目提供支持,包括数据收集、分析与解读以及知识传播。这项工作以社区知情参与为基础,着重于理解哪些筛查方法对居民而言是现实、尊重且可用的,尤其是在信任、沟通以及常常阻碍人们完成筛查和后续随访诊疗的障碍等方面。本海报将分享该项目的目的、以社区为中心的设计考量,以及与可行性(实施现实、参与情况和运营契合度)和可接受性(居民视角、感知价值和文化敏感性)相关的早期见解。最终,该项目旨在产生切实可行的证据,以加强综合筛查方法,并帮助将癌症预防和早期检测更贴近最需要的社区。
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Cancer disparities are deeply connected to access,especially for communities facing longstanding structural barriers topreventive care. This poster will highlight a current Cancer Health ResearchCenter (CHRC) grant project I am partnering on with Dr. Jamilia Sly toinvestigate the feasibility and acceptability of an integrated cancer screeningprogram designed to better serve New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA)residents. As a co-investigator, I support the project across key phases of theresearch process, including data collection, analysis and interpretation, andknowledge dissemination. The work is grounded in community-informed engagementand is focused on understanding what screening approaches are realistic,respectful, and usable for residents, especially when it comes to trust,communication, and barriers that often prevent people from completing screeningand follow-up care. The poster will share the project's purpose,community-centered design considerations, and early insights related to feasibility(implementation realities, participation, and operational fit) andacceptability (resident perspectives, perceived value, and culturalresponsiveness). Ultimately, this project aims to generate practical evidencethat can strengthen integrated screening approaches and help move cancerprevention and early detection closer to the communities that need it most.