Chalani Lasanthika, Ann-Christin Janlöv, Thamara Amarasekara, Helena Larsson
Caring burden and coping with haemodialysis: a qualitative study with family caregivers in Sri Lanka
BMJ open
scientific community widely recognizes benefits physical activity pa oncology supportive care cancer survivors undergone chemo radioimmunotherapy treatments struggle meet pa recommendations underscores importance identifying factors influencing active lifestyle adoption maintenance proposing multilevel model micro meso macrolevel better understand facilitators barriers currently socioecological model explains active lifestyle posttreatment phase breast colorectal prostate lung cancers objective identify factors influencing active lifestyle cancer survivorship assess feasibility individualized program targeting active lifestyle objectives addressed 3 stages stage 1 aims elucidate factors associated active lifestyle cancer survivors stage 2 involves developing explanatory model based previously identified factors create tailored health education program active lifestyle oncology treatments stage 3 aims evaluate feasibility potential effects personalized health education program national implementation first exploration factors influencing pa stage 1 based mixed methods approach using explanatory sequential design multilevel analysis quantitative phase involves completing questionnaire socioecological perspective subsequently subset respondents engage semistructured interviews aid interpreting quantitative results phase aims construct model factors influencing active lifestyle develop individualized 12week program based earlier findings stage 2 stage 3 implement multicenter multimodal program 150 physically inactive sedentary cancer survivors across metropolitan france program feasibility evaluated measured pa level connected device multidimensional variables declared pa sedentary behaviors pa readiness motivation pa preferences pa knowledge skills barriers facilitators assessed program 52 weeks afterward institutional review board approved mixed methods study phase 1 april 2020 intervention phase 3 approved march 2022 recruitment data collection commenced april 2022 intervention implementation concluded may 2023 data collection full analysis expected finalized july 2024 determinants factors physical activity oncology treatments defacto study seeks enhance understanding within socioecological model factors influencing active lifestyle among cancer survivors assess whether tailored intervention based model support active lifestyle clinicaltrialsgov nct05354882 httpswwwclinicaltrialsgovstudynct05354882 derr110219652274