Pros and Cons from the Patient Perspective in the Three Phases

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Pros and Cons from the Patient Perspective in the Three Phases Wanda M. Burdette, RN, OCN, CCRP Spartanburg Regional Medical Center SCOR NCORP November 6, 2015 12:00-2:00 PM CT

Presentation Objectives l Describe patients perspective on over testing l The fears of knowing and not knowing l Patient perspective and experience of screening, staging and surveillance in the real world l Fear of missed diagnosis leading to over screening l Fear of initial diagnosis and treatment side effects l Fear of recurrence and how it affects post cancer care and surveillance l Coping with the fears of all aspects of cancer resources and personal advice l A personal experience

What is patient perspective? It is not data, it is not risk calculations, or recurrent scores. It is what if it happens to me!

Patient Perspective Screening l Fear of screening basic fear of having cancer l Afraid to be screened if they believe they already have cancer - Ignorance is bliss l Elderly Misperception that that I will die from my cancer if it is not treated, do not consider other conditions nor age l Screenings will ensure detection at a curable stage l Risk their progeny/family could be at risk (Genetic testing?)

Fear of Initial Diagnosis l If a symptom prompts a diagnostic test: l Patient & family are anxious until results are known l Delays are terrifying! l Want results immediately! l Want to know if it is curable? l If surgery not scheduled..they want to know why? l Want the cancer removed now! l Will I need chemo or radiation? l Can I still work? l How is it going to affect my family?

Fear of Adverse Side Effects l Will I lose my hair! (men & women) l Will my spouse love me with a colostomy or disfiguring surgery (Mastectomy)? l Will intimacy be possible? l Sexual concerns are the most common unstated problem l How long will treatment take? l Will I lose my job?

Patient Perspective Staging Tests l Often do not understand why staging is necessary? l Don t understand the delay in starting treatment? l Lack of understanding of timeline and the delays in obtaining results (genomic tests ~weeks) l Afraid that they might find more cancer? l Lack of understanding of limitations of staging and that more cancer could be missed l Often believe most advanced technology is the necessary test - MRI or PET

Patient Perspective Surveillance l Peace of mind! l Requesting non-validated testing looking for cancer l Want scans more frequently l Believe earlier detection makes the recurrence more treatable l Constant anxiety over the cancer coming back l Poor understanding of surveillance testing and the implications of abnormal lab values and residual findings on imaging

Screening - Guidelines l Patients poorly understand the concept of guidelines l What is the risk/benefit of screening l Easy to understand the benefit the risk is much more complicated l Weighing risk is very personal and subjective

Screening Outside of Guidelines l We all know a man under 50 with prostate cancer or colon cancer l We all know a woman under 40 with breast cancer l I don t want to hear from my doctor it is rare for someone under 40 to get breast cancer. I could be that one!

Screening Outside of Guidelines l If I am worried about cancer I don t care about guidelines, I just want to be screened l Patients don t worry about radiation exposure feel imaging is safe l Some patients over-worry about radiation exposure feel imaging is dangerous l Many people feel screening guidelines are there to save money

My Perspective l I am now biased towards over-testing with my own experience l I want my female relatives screened even though guidelines do not recommend before 40 for my relatives

Patient Perspective Watchful Waiting l Most patients want to get rid of it - period l They don t want cancer in their body regardless of their age l They want a cure l Afraid cancer is going to get worse and harder to treat l Don t understand watchful waiting? l Difficulty understanding competing co-morbidities l They want to do something action

Patient Perspective of Fear of Missed Diagnosis l Fear the diagnosis will be too late if interval between scans are too long per guidelines l Patients panic when told they don t need to come back for a year

Patient Perspective Financial Concerns l Patients don t believe we care about their costs l Most patients don t understand their insurance l Patients worry that treatment will be withheld if they don t pay co-pays/bills l Worry about paying for prescriptions and tests l Balance food and medical bills l Offer financial counseling to all patients up front, everyone will end up having financial issues

Disparities l Non-Caucasians are afraid of research because of past history l LGBT-often worry they will not be treated with the same standard of care l Elderly worry their symptoms will be attributed to age l Elderly don t understand benefits of palliative care l Unfunded worry you are stopping surveillance because they can t pay l Non English speaking patients worried they are not receiving the best treatment

Personal Advice l Build my trust l Assess my understanding and knowledge l Listen to my fears l Repetition, tell me again, again, and again l Build my knowledge l Speak to me in my language don t use % give me something I can understand and relate to

What do patients mean when they answer fine?

When patients say I m fine You might say Tell me how you really feel I care

Questions

Thank You AnneMarie Ciccarella, National Patient Advocate & Survivor 2006 www.chemobrainfog.com