@ASPrevOnc 1/5. We collected data throughout San Diego County to determine whether trustworthiness for cancer-related health information varied by ethnicity (Hispanics vs Non-Hispanic Whites [NHW]). #ASPOPosters2020
@K_BasenEngquist@ASPrevOnc@ASPODisparities Thx for the great question! Based on data we were able to collect, I think continuing to utilize providers for info is best b/c 62% of our Hispanic population trust info from MDs- still the greatest of 8 sources. Additional research for reasons why it's less than NHW is needed.
Congrats to our Undergrad Scholars @not_harvey, mentored by UCSD PI Elena Martinez and SDSU Co-I @Corinne_Rae; and @carlydacosta, mentored by UCSD Co-I Jesse Nodora, for their posters at @ASPrevOnc Virtual Meeting! #ASPOweek
@ASPrevOnc 2/5. We mailed surveys to 5,000 homes; 1,000 were oversamples in zip codes along the US-Mexico border. Trust in cancer information from 8 sources was assessed with a Likert Scale. This image shows the question format. #ASPOPosters2020
@ASPrevOnc 3/5. Surveys were sent in English and Spanish. Of n=720 surveys returned, 21% were from Hispanics, 62% from NHW, and the rest NH-other. We compared only Hispanics and NHW. This image shows respondent ethnicity. #ASPOPosters2020
@ASPrevOnc 4/5. Both groups had high trust in MDs for cancer info, though significantly more NHW had trust in MDs. Trust in cancer info from insurers and pharma was low, but more Hispanics had trust in these entities. This image shows cancer trust by source. #ASPOPosters2020
Comparing trust in sources of cancer health information between Hispanics and Non-Hispanic Whites in the San Diego County
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@ASPrevOnc 4/5. Both groups had high trust in MDs for cancer info, though significantly more NHW had trust in MDs. Trust in cancer info from insurers and pharma was low, but more Hispanics had trust in these entities. This image shows cancer trust by source. #ASPOPosters2020