Asia Blackman, Ugochinyere V Ukah, Robert W Platt, Xiangfei Meng, Gabriel D Shapiro, Isabelle Malhamé, Joel G Ray, Sarka Lisonkova, Darine El-Chaâr, Nathalie Auger, Natalie Dayan
Severe Maternal Morbidity and Mental Health Hospitalizations or Emergency Department Visits
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nonsmall cell lung cancer nsclc survivors suffer impaired physical psychological functioning reduced healthrelated quality life hrqol persist active treatment ends sustaining rehabilitation benefits promoting healthy lifestyle facilitating selfmanagement home require multifaceted aftercare programme aim investigate effect 12week digital lifestyle intervention hrqol lifestylerelated outcomes nsclc survivors completion inpatient rehabilitation quality life lung cancer survivors qualuca multicentre randomised controlled trial follows hybrid type 1 design randomly allocate participants 11 ratio intervention group digital lifestyle intervention control group standard care using block randomisation stratified tumour stage study site four accredited swiss inpatient rehabilitation centres recruit participants key inclusion criteria diagnosis nsclc estimated life expectancy 6 months access smartphone tablet 12week intervention comprises physical activity nutrition breathingrelaxation delivered mobile application app primary outcome change hrqol baseline 1 week rehabilitation followup 3 months baseline assessed european organisation research treatment cancer quality life questionnairecore 30 eortc qlqc30 secondary outcomes include body mass index selfreported physical activity exercise capacity risk low protein intake appetite psychological distress cancerrelated fatigue enablement selfrated health explanatory outcomes intervention group include app usability acceptability appropriateness feasibility intervention experiences satisfaction intervention app usage data aim enrol 88 participants main statistical analysis use analysis covariance adjusted baseline measures stratification variables age sex ethics committees canton zurich lead canton bern northwest central switzerland approved study 202300245 disseminate study results researchers health professionals study participants relevant organisations publications international peerreviewed journals nct05819346