Table 1.
Cancer Risk Identification |
• Categorize readiness for behavior change according to the transtheoretical model |
• Demonstrate primary behaviors that characterize the motivational interviewing style |
Cancer Risk Prevention |
• Elicit environmental factors that place someone at increased risk of cancer |
• Elicit lifestyle factors that place someone at increased risk of cancer |
• Elicit family factors that place someone at increased risk of cancer |
• Counsel patients regarding the importance of screening |
• Counsel patients regarding lifestyle behaviors that can help prevent cancer |
• Use communication strategies that reduce patient resistance |
Cancer Risk Management |
• Identify cultural issues that impact cancer management |
Data from Fasser CE, Spence LR, Young C, et al. [42]