宫颈癌是布基纳法索女性癌症和死亡的第二大原因。不幸的是,预防,早期发现,宫颈癌的护理在个体上并不理想,机构,和国家层面。在2023年10月,我们组织了一个利益相关者的研讨会,以开发宫颈癌意识信息在该国的疾病控制。
组织了一个单文本研讨会,与利益相关者一起致力于改善总体健康或妇女的健康和福祉。参与式,学习,适应性方法被用来促进讨论和活动,确保所有参与者的贡献。关键信息提供者向参与者介绍了有关宫颈癌负担和预防策略的上下文循证和经验要素。这些为协作制定旨在提高对宫颈癌的认识的消息传递内容奠定了基础。
■来自28个组织的62名与会者参加了研讨会。他们主要在地方和国际非政府组织工作,民间社会组织,大学,大学医院,研究中心,和卫生部。在研讨会的第一天和第二天,参与者探索了宫颈癌数据,布基纳法索提供的预防和治疗选择,行为改变的沟通策略,以及使用预防和健康促进服务的决定因素。在接下来的三天里,成立了3个工作组来定义战略,以及适应不同工具和目标受众的关键信息。在研讨会结束之前的全体会议上验证了所有信息,并向所有参与者及其组织提供了癌症意识活动。
■研讨会结束后,参与者为布基纳法索宫颈意识信息的发展提供了有洞察力的信息.他们形成了第一个实践社区,作为一个动态的实施平台,监测,评估,继续学习活动。
UNASSIGNED: Cervical Cancer stands as the second leading cause of both incident female cancers and deaths in Burkina Faso. Unfortunately, the prevention, early detection, and care of cervical cancers are suboptimal at individual, institutional, and national levels. In October 2023, we organized a stakeholder\'s workshop to develop cervical cancer awareness messaging for disease control in the country.
UNASSIGNED: A one-text workshop was organized with stakeholders working toward improving health in general or women\'s health and well-being. A participatory, learning, and adaptive approach was used to facilitate discussions and activities, ensuring the contribution of all participants. Contextual evidence-based and empirical elements about cervical cancer burden and preventive strategies were presented to the participants by key informants. These served as the foundation for a collaborative formulation of messaging content that aimed at raising awareness about cervical cancer.
UNASSIGNED: Sixty-two participants from 28 organizations attended the workshop. They work mainly at local and international non-governmental organizations, civil society organizations, universities, university hospitals, research centers, and the Ministry of Health. During the first and second days of the workshop, the participants explored cervical cancer data, its preventive and treatment options available in Burkina Faso, communication strategies for behavioral change, and determinants of the use of prevention and health promotion services. During the following three days, 3 working groups were formed to define strategies, and key messages adapted to diverse tools and targeted audiences. All information was validated during plenary sessions before the end of the workshop and available to all participants and their organizations for cancer awareness activities.
UNASSIGNED: Upon conclusion of the workshop, the participants provided insightful information for the development of cervical awareness messaging in Burkina Faso. They formed the first community of practice to serve as a dynamic platform for implementation, monitoring, evaluation, and continued learning activities.