Marianne Behrends, Ina Hoffmann, Michael Marschollek
Teamwork, communication and exchange despite Covid-19 - experiences from a digital elective in human medicine studies as part of the HiGHmed project
GMS journal for medical education
study describes conception development growth triage cancer conference hosted triage cancer national nonprofit organization providing free legal financial education cancer community conducted retrospective analysis postconference participant surveys descriptive statistics calculated participant demographics acceptability feasibility appropriateness evaluated 20162021 1239 participants attended conference completed postconference surveys participants included social workers 33 nurses 30 cancer patientssurvivors 21 representation 48 states among reported race 16 black 7 hispanic acceptability 90 participants felt conference content instructors format suitable useful feasibility 90 participants felt material useful 9396 reporting likely share information 98 reporting would attend another triage cancer event appropriateness also high 8090 reporting sessions met predefined objectives triage cancer fills important gap mitigating financial toxicity formal evaluation programs allows us build evidence role impact existing resources future research focus adding validated patientreported outcomes longerterm followup ensuring inclusion evaluation outcome metrics among vulnerable populations