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Communication Skills Training for Oncology Health Care Professionals Working with Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Patients
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Ms Rajneesh Kaur, Prof Bettina Meiser, Dr Elvira Zilliacus, Dr Tim Wong, Ms Lisa Woodland, Ms Sarah Tomkins, Prof David Kissane, Prof Afaf Girgis,  Phyllis Butow, Prof Sandra Hale, Dr Astrid Perry, Prof Sanchia K Aranda, A/Prof Tim Shaw, A/Prof Helen Tebble, Prof David Goldstein.

This project develops and assesses the feasibility of Communication Skills Training (CST) interventions for health professionals (HPs) working with people with cancer from culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) backgrounds. The CST interventions to be developed will address the unique and specific training needs that arise for oncology HPs in relation to CALD patients. Specifically, the study aims to identify the CST needs of health professions working with people with cancer from CALD backgrounds; develop an interactive online CST intervention targeting the training needs of HPs; develop a CST module regarding ‘working with interpreters’ to be included in as part of the online intervention. The online CST training program using vignettes-based professionally produced videos was developed through an iterative process with input from a large multidisciplinary team. This study is  currently assessing the feasibility, uptake, acceptability and impact on perceived competence in communication skills of the online intervention.
 

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  • Home
  • Research studies
    • Treatment-focused genetic testing
    • The LINKS study
    • Genetic testing for ovarian cancer
    • Psychosocial impact of BRCA gene variants
    • Genetic counselling for polygenic breast cancer risk
    • Survey and audit of Familial Cancer Clinics
    • Communication skills training for health care professionals
    • Genomic screening and sarcoma
    • Psychosocial and behavioral impact of breast cancer risk
  • Our team
    • Prof Bettina Meiser
    • Dr Sian Smith
    • Dr Rajneesh Kaur
    • Ms Sophie Lawrence
    • Ms Tatiane Yanes
    • Ms Amanda Willis
    • Ms Melissa Cullen
    • Ms Cassandra McDonald
    • Mr Lup Ean Lo
    • Ms Gillian Gregory
    • Ms Sophie Putt
    • Ms Suzanne Nevin
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