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Lead
University of Minnesota
This pilot project will evaluate two approaches to implementing the use of a simple printed PSA screening decision-aid (DA) administered in an urban primary care clinic populated with a significant number of African-Americans. All subjects will complete a survey assessing their knowledge and attitudes about PSA screening and shared decision making (SDM), and physicians will also be briefly queried about their perceptions of the SDM process.
After the first three month implementation period we will conduct focus groups with clinic staff to guide changes and refinements to the use of DA in the clinical setting. Another three month implementation period will follow using the same methods to assess outcomes. Finally we will conduct another round of focus groups to assess the overall impact of the interventions.
Age
50–75
Sex
MALE
Healthy volunteers
Accepted
You may be eligible if
Males ages 50-75
Able to read and speak English
Provide written informed consent
You may not be if
Diagnosis of prostate cancer
PSA testing within last 12 months
Previous prostate biopsy
Voiding problems as reason for clinic visit
Visit scheduled same day or 'walk-In' patient
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