Im Eun-Ok, Chee Wonshik, Hu Yun, Kim Sangmi, Choi Hanna, Hamajima Yuko, Chee Eunice
Author Affiliations: School of Nursing, Duke University (Drs Im, W. Chee, Hu, Kim, and Choi and Ms Hamajima), Durham, NC; Shanghai Jiao Tong University (Dr Hu), Shanghai, China; and School of Engineering, North Carolina State University (Ms Chee), Raleigh.
Comput Inform Nurs. 2018 Sep;36(9):424-429. doi: 10.1097/CIN.0000000000000450.
The purpose of this article is to identify practical issues in implementing a culturally tailored technology-based intervention among Asian American survivors of breast cancer. In a large-scale technology-based breast cancer intervention study, research team members wrote memos on issues in implementing a culturally tailored technology-based intervention and plausible reasons for the issues. Then, the content of the research diaries was analyzed, along with written records of the research team. The practical issues found in the research process included those related to (1) technology literacy and preferences; (2) language issues; (3) cultural attitudes, beliefs, and values; (4) intervention staff competence; (5) security and confidentiality issues; and (6) time and geographical constraints. Based on the issues, several recommendations are proposed for future research using culturally tailored technology-based interventions among racial and ethnic minorities.
本文旨在确定在亚裔美国乳腺癌幸存者中实施基于技术的文化定制干预措施时的实际问题。在一项大规模的基于技术的乳腺癌干预研究中,研究团队成员就实施基于技术的文化定制干预措施中的问题及其合理原因撰写了备忘录。然后,分析了研究日记的内容以及研究团队的书面记录。研究过程中发现的实际问题包括与以下方面相关的问题:(1) 技术素养和偏好;(2) 语言问题;(3) 文化态度、信仰和价值观;(4) 干预工作人员的能力;(5) 安全和保密问题;以及(6) 时间和地理限制。基于这些问题,针对未来在种族和少数族裔中使用基于技术的文化定制干预措施的研究提出了若干建议。