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Evaluating an Evidence-Based Family History Screening Program Adapted to Increase Reach and Uptake of Screening for BRCA-Associated Cancers in Rural Public Health Clinics

RecruitingNAAges 25 Years - anyFemaleEmory University
NCT06760507 on ClinicalTrials.gov ↗
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What the trial is, and whether it could suit you

This clinical trial adapts and evaluates the effectiveness of a family history screening program (GA CORE) for increasing uptake of genetic screening for BRCA-associated cancers in women who have received care in rural public health clinics in Southwest Georgia. Brief and low-cost family history-based screening assessments to identify families at high risk for BRCA-associated cancers have been endorsed by national guidelines and public health organizations. Georgia is among the few states to have implemented statewide family history screening for BRCA-associated cancers. Despite its potential, current clinic-based approaches that identify at-risk women are not sustainable and show limited reach. Additionally, uptake of follow-up cancer screening is sub-optimal and solely focuses on women screened as high genetic risk. This trial will adapt the existing family history screening program an

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📋 Eligibility rules (as published)
Inclusion Criteria: * AIM 1 STAKEHOLDER ADVISORY COMMITTEE: 10 stakeholders representing three constituencies: state cancer control leaders (n=2), participating public health district champions (n=4) (i.e., administrative directors, nurses, clinic staff) and patients (n=4) (i.e., women, age 25 and older who receive their care in the Southwest district) * AIM 1 DISCUSSION FORUM: 25 years or older * AIM 1 DISCUSSION FORUM: Women * AIM 1 DISCUSSION FORUM: English-speaker * AIM 1 DISCUSSION FORUM: Have completed family history screening during the first 3 months of the project at one of 14 public health clinics in Southwest district * AIM 1 ORGANIZATIONAL STAKEHOLDER INTERVIEW: Organizational stakeholders (i.e., medical directors, nurses, and clinic staff) at the 14 clinic sites in Southwest district * AIM 2: Women * AIM 2: Ages 25 and older * AIM 2: Who can read English * AIM 2: Have ever been seen in Women's Health Section through one of participating public health clinics in Southwest district * AIM 3 POST-INTERVENTION INTERVIEW: Participants from aim 2, regardless of whether they completed the recommended genetic services or not (e.g. complete telegenetic session or genetic testing) * AIM 3 WORKSHOP DISCUSSION: Medical and administrative directors, nurses, and clinic staff from the six participating clinic sites
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What it tests

  • Adapted Family History Screening Program
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Where

1 site
Emory University Hospital/Winship Cancer Institute
Atlanta, United States
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