IMPACT Study: Improving Access to Rehabilitation Throughout the Continuum of Cancer Care for Young Children with Brain Tumors
What is IMPACT?
IMPACT includes multiple phases:
- Process mapping to document how rehabilitation is integrated into oncology care for young children with brain tumors.
- Identification of points where a potential breakdown exists in the system and opportunities to enhance care.
- Identification of strategies to enhance rehabilitation care processes.
Interested in Participating?
We are working with oncology and rehabilitation clinicians at Children’s Hospital Colorado, caregivers of young children (0-5 years) with brain tumors, and long-term survivors of early childhood brain tumors.
Caregiver participants must:
- Be the parent, caregiver, or legal guardian of a child diagnosed with a malignant brain tumor between 0-5 years of age who received oncology care at Children’s Hospital Colorado.
- Speak English
- Have access to the Internet or can attend an in-person workshop session at Children’s Hospital Colorado.
Survivor participants must:
- Be diagnosed with a malignant brain tumor between 0-5 years of age.
- Received oncology care at Children’s Hospital Colorado.
- Be 12 years or older currently.
- Speak English
- Have access to the Internet or can attend an in-person workshop session at Children’s Hospital Colorado
Contact Us:
If you or someone you know would like more information about the study, please contact the study lead:
Allison L’Hotta, [email protected].
This study is funded by the National Cancer Institute.
