An Implementation Evaluation of the Wellness Beyond Cancer Survivorship Class: Who is attending?

Cancer survivors at The Ottawa Hospital were referred to a survivorship class following discharge. As not all survivors attended the class, this study aimed to identify socio-demographic and medical characteristics, and survivorship needs that predict attendance. A chart review was conducted on surv...

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Veröffentlicht in:Canadian oncology nursing journal 2017-07, Vol.27 (3), p.268-274
Hauptverfasser: Jones, Georden, Caroline Séguin Leclair, Petrione-Westwood, Danielle, Lefebvre, Monique, Morash, Robin, Liska, Carrie, Jolicoeur, Lynne, Lebel, Sophie
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Zusammenfassung:Cancer survivors at The Ottawa Hospital were referred to a survivorship class following discharge. As not all survivors attended the class, this study aimed to identify socio-demographic and medical characteristics, and survivorship needs that predict attendance. A chart review was conducted on survivors who completed a needs assessment survey between 2012 and 2014 (n=144 endometrial; n=170 breast). Class attendees’ characteristics were compared to those of non-attendees using t-tests, chi-square analyses, and regression analysis. Univariate analyses showed that age, distance from hospital, emotional and physical needs, and chemotherapy and/or radiation therapy were associated with class attendance. Distance from hospital, and physical needs, were identified as multivariate predictors. Identifying attendees’ characteristics will help inform recruitment strategies and class content.
ISSN:1181-912X
2368-8076