SRFP006: Advancing integrated cancer care: Using video-Reflexive Ethnography as a learning tool across primary and oncology care
Antoine Przybylak-Brouillard, BA, MA; Peter Nugus, PhD, BA, MA, MEd
Abstract
Objectives:
1. To identify the degree to which oncology HCPs draw on, accommodate and transfer information to primary care HCPs for cancer patients;
2. To document educational strategies, that VRE exposes, that support oncology HCPs to enhance information flow to PC in their daily practice.
Study Design: This project is a two-phase intervention-based study centred on the participatory application of VRE.
Setting or Dataset: The study will be undertaken in two separate hospital oncology units.
Population Studied: HCPs of interdisciplinary cancer care teams who discharge patients to primary care.
Intervention/Instrument (as pertinent): Video-Reflexive Ethnography (VRE) is used to understand the level of oncology integration with PC, using observation and filming to audio-visually capture daily routines of HCPs. Following videotaping sessions, further video data is analyzed from presentation of discussion during edited footage presented to the interprofessional teams.
Results or Anticipated Results: The study shows whether or how VRE can enhance information flow from acute to PC, especially for cancer patients.
Conclusions: The study will show how VRE might support integration of care across primary care and hospital-based care.
Jack Westfall
jwestfall@aafp.org 11/21/2021Terrific poster and presentation. Thanks for your work.