DOI: 10.17026/dans-xmt-2dt7
title: Dutch, UK and US professionals’ perceptions of screening for Barrett’s esophagus and esophageal adenocarcinoma: a concept mapping study

description: 1. Study Title: Dutch, UK and US professionals’ perceptions of screening for Barrett’s esophagus and esophageal adenocarcinoma: a concept mapping study2. Date of Data Collection: March 2021 - October 2021.3. Data Collection Methods:Individual digital brainstorm session for statement generation, submitted by e-mail.GroupWisdom platform for sorting statements based on thematic similarity and rating statements on perceived relevance.4. Data Description:Brainstorm Statements Data:File Name: NL_StatementsDescription: List of unique statements about Barrett's esophagus and esophageal adenocarcinoma screening, generated by Dutch professionals during individual digital brainstorm sessions.Format: .odsDimensions: 123 statements.File Name: UK_StatementsDescription: List of unique statements about Barrett's esophagus and esophageal adenocarcinoma screening, generated by UK professionals during individual digital brainstorm sessions.Format: .odsDimensions: 106 statements.File Name: US_StatementsDescription: List of unique statements about Barrett's esophagus and esophageal adenocarcinoma screening, generated by US professionals during individual digital brainstorm sessions.Format: .odsDimensions: 101 statements.Similarity Matrix Data:File Name: NL_SimilarityMatrixDescription: Matrix representing pairwise similarity scores between statements based on participants' input. Rows and columns correspond to specific statements, and values represent similarity scores.Format: .odsDimensions: 123 x 123 (123 statements assessed by professionals).File Name: UK_SimilarityMatrixDescription: Matrix representing pairwise similarity scores between statements based on participants' input. Rows and columns correspond to specific statements, and values represent similarity scores.Format: .odsDimensions: 106 x 106 (106 statements assessed by professionals).File Name: US_SimilarityMatrixDescription: Matrix representing pairwise similarity scores between statements based on participants' input. Rows and columns correspond to specific statements, and values represent similarity scores.Format: .odsDimensions: 101 x 101 (101 statements assessed by professionals).Rating Data of Statements:File Name: Ratings_NLDescription: Dutch professionals' ratings for each statement regarding relevance in evaluating acceptability of screening for Barrett's esophagus and esophageal adenocarcinoma. Each column corresponds to a statement, and rows represent ratings by different participants.Format: .odsDimensions: 123 statements x 23 professionals.File Name: Ratings_UKDescription: Britisch professionals' ratings for each statement regarding relevance in evaluating acceptability of screening for Barrett's esophagus and esophageal adenocarcinoma. Each column corresponds to a statement, and rows represent ratings by different participants.Format: .odsDimensions: 106 statements x 18 professionals.File Name: Ratings_USDescription: American professionals' ratings for each statement regarding relevance in evaluating acceptability of screening for Barrett's esophagus and esophageal adenocarcinoma. Each column corresponds to a statement, and rows represent ratings by different participants.Format: .odsDimensions: 101 statements x 14 professionals.5. Data Collection Instruments:Concept Systems software version 4.0175.6. Ethical Considerations:Informed consent obtained from all participants.Anonymity and confidentiality ensured.7. Research Team:Principal Investigators: Prof. Peter Siersema and prof. Mireille BroedersCo-Investigators: Dr.Linda Rainey, dr. Yonne Peters, prof. Sachin Wani, prof. Rebecca Fitzgerald, dr. Jennifer KolbCoordinating investigator: Jasmijn Sijben8. Funding Source: Netherlands Organization for Health Research and Development (ZonMw) (grant 555004206).9. Data Usage Policy:Data is available for research purposes only.Proper attribution to the original study required.10. Contact Information:Dr. Jasmijn SijbenEmail: jasmijn.sijben@radboudumc.nlInstitution: Radboudumc