Native American Cancer Education for Survivors (NACES)

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Indigenous Peoples Cancer Survivorship Across the World This workshop is dedicated to Eduard Gamito, dear friend and colleague Linda Burhansstipanov, MSPH, DrPH (Cherokee Nation of OK), Grants Director Brenda Seals, PhD (Eastern Band Cherokee), Executive Director Native American Cancer Research 3022 South Nova Road Pine, CO 80470-7830 Phone: 303-838-9359; Fax: 303-838-7629 Native Cancer Survivor s Support Network: 1-800-537-8295 Web Page: http://natamcancer.org Linda U. Krebs, RN, PhD, AOCN, FAAN Associate Professor University of Colorado Denver College of Nursing Born 1962 Passed January 22, 2008 Dear Ed, we miss you and we honor you 1 2 Native American Cancer Education for Survivors (NACES) Objective: By the end of this segment, the workshop participant will be able to: 1. Describe how the NACES (Native American Cancer Education for Survivors), a web based public health education program, can be adapted to improve the cancer survivors quality of life, particularly in those populations who are underserved or live with disparities. 4 What is NACES? What is Native American Cancer Education for Survivors? Web-based Quality of life survivorship education Designed for breast cancer patients But has information relevant to patients who have other types of cancer Includes both genders Tailored to the individual FREE!! quality of life how well you are able to do everything you want to do: physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually 6 1

What is Native American Cancer Education for Survivors? Resource for those needing information Research study Culturally specific Inter-tribal Uses the Medicine Wheel and Circle of Life Components of NACES Culture Research NACES Education Technology 7 Research Question Does a culturally relevant cancer intervention that can be adapted by the individual Native American cancer patient to address personal needs, increase access to and utilization of resources that improve the Native American survivor s quality of life (QOL)? Purpose of NACES Improve the QUALITY OF LIFE for American Indian, Alaska Native, North American Indian (AI/AN/NAI) women and men who are breast cancer survivors by: 1. Developing and testing culturally specific cancer education materials 2. Making the materials easily available through the internet 3. Helping survivors find resources to help them with their cancer issues 9 10 NACES is designed: Layout of the Quality of Life Tree Information Originally for Native American breast cancer patients, Advocates and families To give information that may help improve the patient s quality of life. Expanded in 2007 to include: Indigenous peoples from all Nations Information that may be useful for those with other types of cancer 11 2

Native Patient Advocates Available by toll free phone (1-800-537-8295) to help patients obtain the information on the web site (e.g., uncomfortable or don t know how to use the web, prefer to talk with live person) 13 14 NACES Data 318 surveys (taken offline June 2 nd for updates/refinements until July 1 st ) Most implemented with a Native Advocate Question: How much of an impact does the Native Advocate have on data collection? Most of the surveys are from OK and AZ = two dynamic Advocates 15 Overall, do you feel you are able to do everything you want to do on a daily basis? I am never able to do everything I want to do I'm not able to do most things I want to do I am able to do most things I want to do I am able to do everything I want to do Phys 7.7% 27.5% 41.8% 23.1% Spirit 4.1% 8.2% 38.4% 49.3% Soc 4.3% 21.5% 34.4% 39.8% Ment Ext poor 2.2% Poor 7.5% Okay 43% Good 36.6% Excellent 10.8% 16 Diagnosed with breast cancer 34% - not diagnosed (family members) 6.4% - diagnosed with last year 14.9% - diagnosed between 1-4 years ago 44.7% diagnosed more than 5 years ago Age 1910-1919 = 2.2% 1920-1929 = 1.1% 1930-1939 = 9.8% 1940-1949 = 32.6% 1950-1959 = 41.3% 1960-1969 = 8.7% 1970-1979 = 1.1% 1980-1989 = 3.3% 17 18 3

Blood Quantum Full blood = 44.4% 75-99% = 12.2% 50-75% = 17.8% 25-49% = 11.1% Less than 25%=14.4% Education No education / schooling = 9.7% Grade school / elementary = 7.5% Middle / Junior high = 9.7% High School / GED = 24.7% Technical / Apprentice = 7.5% Some college = 24.7% College AA degree = 2.2% College BA, BS degree = 10.8% Masters, Doctorate or more= 3.2% 19 20 Told by Health Provider You have Problem: Close blood relative (parent, sibling, children) diagnosed with cancer = 81.6% High blood pressure = 45.6% Diabetes =45.6% Arthritis / Rheumatism = 30% Obesity = 33.3% Thyroid = 21.1% Habitual Tobacco Use = 26.2% (not to be confused with ceremonial use) How many close blood relative(s) have / had cancer: 1 relative =32.1% 2 relatives = 21.4% 3 relatives = 16.7% 4 relatives= 7.1% 5 or more relatives = 9.5% 21 22 Of these blood relatives with cancer 42.4% of the relatives had BREAST cancer 70% diagnosed younger than age 50 How far from your home (one way) did you travel for cancer treatment 0-25 miles = 16.7% 26-50 miles = 11.7% 51-75 miles = 8.3% 76-100 miles =16.7% 101-200 miles = 20% 201-300 miles = 15% 301-400 miles = 11.7% 23 24 4

New Symptoms since Diagnosis Where do you live? On the reservation = 38.9% In a rural setting, but not on reservation = 18.9% In a city, town, village = 26.3% I move back & forth among city, rez, rural = 15.8% 25 Symptoms Fatigue Pain Memory Problems Body aches = 35.9% Changes in concentration = 6.6% (4.4& of overall total unable to concentrate at all) Feeling Moody = 22.8% Feeling Burhansstipanov-Krebs depressed Native = 21.7% American Cancer Education for Survivors Insomnia Yes 32.6 26.1 16.3 14.1 No 67.4 73.9 87.7 85.9 26 Symptoms Today Symptoms Fatigue Pain Concentration Neuropathy Not a problem 25.3 52.8 5.5 56.5 Few days a 30.8 19.1 13.2 27.7 month Once a week 11.0 5.6 24.2 5/4 Few days a 17.6 10.1 49.9 5.4 week Every day 15.4 12.4 14.3 12.0 To what degree do you feel non-native providers control your cancer? Level of Control Overall % Not at all 18.2 Little 8 Fair 18.2 Good 35.2 Completely 18.9 27 28 How useful do you feel? Positive Changes from Having Cancer Overall% Overall% Not at all 14.3 Not at all 2.3 A little useful 19.8 A few good changes 6.8 useful 24.2 Good changes 21.6 Very useful 24.2 A lot of good changes 33.0 Extremely useful 17.6 A great deal of positive changes 36.4 29 30 5

Feeling Isolated Since Diagnosis Overall% Very isolated/alone 7.8 Occasionally isolated/alone 18.9 Rarely isolated/alone 15.6 Feel okay (not isolated/alone) 35.6 Feel well supported and not isolated /alone 22.2 31 To Join the Study, go to http://www.natamcancer.org and click on tree Code Name Survey Side Effects Limb Side bar: Videovignettes Story Tellers Visitors Questions 6