Qualitative evaluation
cancer and cancer
Methods for the qualitative evaluation have been previously published [Patients were invited after their prevention visit to provide anonymous feedback using a short feedback form that asked them about their experience of the BETTER WISE visit. Patients received an information letter along with the feedback form, which informed them that by completing the feedback form and submitting it to the team they were providing implied consent to participate in the qualitative component of the project. Patient responses were collected in REDCap®, an electronic data capture tool hosted and supported by the Women and Children’s Health Research Institute at the University of Alberta. We conducted a thematic analysis by filtering out all the data related to cancer and cancer survivorship and identifying main themes through several rounds of coding and discussing the data and emerging themes as a team until consensus was reached.