Designing tailored messages about smoking and breast cancer: A focus group study with youth
The purpose of this study was to design an approach to supporting the development of gender- and Aboriginal-specific messages regarding the link between tobacco exposure and breast cancer, drawing on youth perspectives. Focus groups were held with 18 girls (8 First Nations and Metis) and 25 boys (12...
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ftunivqespace:oai:espace.library.uq.edu.au:UQ:337598 2023-05-15T16:15:06+02:00 Designing tailored messages about smoking and breast cancer: A focus group study with youth Bottorff, Joan L. Haines-Saah, Rebecca Oliffe, John L. Struik, Laura L. Bissell, Laura J.L. Richardson, Chris P. Gotay, Carolyn Johnson, Kenneth C. Hutchinson, Peter 2014-03-01 https://espace.library.uq.edu.au/view/UQ:337598 eng eng McGill University * School of Nursing issn:0844-5621 issn:1705-7051 Not set 020659 Breast cancer Gender Second hand smoke Smoking YouTube videos Journal Article 2014 ftunivqespace 2020-12-15T01:56:21Z The purpose of this study was to design an approach to supporting the development of gender- and Aboriginal-specific messages regarding the link between tobacco exposure and breast cancer, drawing on youth perspectives. Focus groups were held with 18 girls (8 First Nations and Metis) and 25 boys (12 First Nations and Metis) to solicit advice in the design of messages. Transcribed data were analyzed for themes. Girls preferred messages that included the use of novel images, a personal story of breast cancer, and ways to avoid second-hand smoke. Boys endorsed messages that were "catchy" but not "cheesy" and had masculine themes. First Nations and Mtis participants confirmed the use of Aboriginal symbols in messages as signalling their relevance to youth in their communities. The results can be used as a guide in developing tailored health promotion messages. Challenges in developing gender-appropriate messages for youth are described. Article in Journal/Newspaper First Nations The University of Queensland: UQ eSpace |
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Breast cancer Gender Second hand smoke Smoking YouTube videos Bottorff, Joan L. Haines-Saah, Rebecca Oliffe, John L. Struik, Laura L. Bissell, Laura J.L. Richardson, Chris P. Gotay, Carolyn Johnson, Kenneth C. Hutchinson, Peter Designing tailored messages about smoking and breast cancer: A focus group study with youth |
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The purpose of this study was to design an approach to supporting the development of gender- and Aboriginal-specific messages regarding the link between tobacco exposure and breast cancer, drawing on youth perspectives. Focus groups were held with 18 girls (8 First Nations and Metis) and 25 boys (12 First Nations and Metis) to solicit advice in the design of messages. Transcribed data were analyzed for themes. Girls preferred messages that included the use of novel images, a personal story of breast cancer, and ways to avoid second-hand smoke. Boys endorsed messages that were "catchy" but not "cheesy" and had masculine themes. First Nations and Mtis participants confirmed the use of Aboriginal symbols in messages as signalling their relevance to youth in their communities. The results can be used as a guide in developing tailored health promotion messages. Challenges in developing gender-appropriate messages for youth are described. |
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Article in Journal/Newspaper |
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Bottorff, Joan L. Haines-Saah, Rebecca Oliffe, John L. Struik, Laura L. Bissell, Laura J.L. Richardson, Chris P. Gotay, Carolyn Johnson, Kenneth C. Hutchinson, Peter |
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Bottorff, Joan L. Haines-Saah, Rebecca Oliffe, John L. Struik, Laura L. Bissell, Laura J.L. Richardson, Chris P. Gotay, Carolyn Johnson, Kenneth C. Hutchinson, Peter |
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Designing tailored messages about smoking and breast cancer: A focus group study with youth |
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Designing tailored messages about smoking and breast cancer: A focus group study with youth |
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Designing tailored messages about smoking and breast cancer: A focus group study with youth |
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Designing tailored messages about smoking and breast cancer: A focus group study with youth |
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Designing tailored messages about smoking and breast cancer: A focus group study with youth |
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designing tailored messages about smoking and breast cancer: a focus group study with youth |
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McGill University * School of Nursing |
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