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ABSTRACT: Introduction
The period directly after primary treatment for breast or prostate cancer is a time when patients feel unprepared about how to manage life and address unexpected health challenges. Supportive care should focus on identifying symptoms and concerns and involving survivors in their self-care. Interventions using a blended model encompassing remote and in-person components may inform how supportive care can be organised. This protocol describes two pilot randomised controlled trials with the aim to investigate the acceptability, feasibility and potential effects of a 6 month digital and nurse-led support intervention in primary care for patients with breast or prostate cancer during the first year after primary treatment.Methods and analysis
Two cluster randomised
SUBMITTER: Langius-Eklof A
PROVIDER: S-EPMC11848687 | biostudies-literature | 2025 Feb
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature