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Developing a Computer Touch-Screen Interactive Colorectal Screening Decision Aid for a Low-Literacy African American Population
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african americans higher colorectal cancer crc mortality white americans yet lower rates crc screening increased screening aids early detection higher survival rates coupled low literacy rates burden crc morbidity mortality exacerbated population making important develop culturally literacy appropriate aids help lowliteracy african americans make informed decisions crc screening article outlines development lowliteracy computer touchscreen colonoscopy decision aid using innovative marketing method called perceptual mapping message vector modeling method used mathematically model key messages decision aid used modify existing crc screening tutorial different messages final tutorial delivered computer touchscreen technology increase access ease use participants testing showed users comfortable touchscreen technology also significantly willing colonoscopy compared usual care group results confirm importance including participants planning use innovative mapping message design methods lead significant crc screening attitude change