Clinical Trial
Study Details
SCTaware education (Phase II) will be compared to Ohio's current in-person SCT education (Phase I).
This is a study for parents of young children with Sickle Cell Trait (SCT) identified by newborn screening who are referred and present for in person SCT education at the Institution.
The study will determine the feasibility of implementing a SCT education program (SCTaware) that is appropriate for all parents, including those with low base knowledge and low health literacy and then test if results in high and sustained SCT knowledge.
Study Overview
This is a single center, observational study to develop an education program for parents of young children diagnosed with Sickle Cell Trait. This will be accomplish by evaluating the current Ohio education in-person program, and assessing, through a set of questionnaires, how much participants are understanding about this diagnosis.
During phase I of the study, participants will be video-taped, and a set of questionnaires will be answer before and after education is given. This data will then be analyzed by the SCT Team in order to develop the Program.
During phase II of the study, population with the same criteria as phase I will be enrolled, however they will receive the revised "SCTaware" education. Pre and post education questionnaires will also be answered. In addition, participants during this phase will receive follow-up calls at 1 and 6 months to complete additional surveys.
In addition, the investigators will be using the Decisional Conflict Scale (DCS) to explore if parents experience decisional conflict about whether or not to obtain SCT testing and if SCTaware reduces this conflict
Contacts and Locations
Nationwide Children's Hospital
Columbus, Ohio 43205
United States