J Koeppen, P M Sinclair, M Guilhermino
The CKD-DETECT V2.0 study: A randomised controlled trial evaluating the effectiveness of an infographic poster compared with an e-learning program on general practice nurses' knowledge and learning efficiency about chronic kidney disease risk factors and best practice screening procedures
Nurse education in practice
dancemovement therapy dmt increasingly used complementary treatment address psychological physical wellbeing however unknown leveraged adult cancer care mixed methods program evaluation aimed assess patientreported benefits satisfaction virtual dmt academic oncology setting developed implemented evaluated 6week virtual synchronous dmt program aiming improve physical health address mental distress foster social connection cancer patients used deidentified program evaluation data assess impact dmt patientreported outcomes patients satisfaction dmt program pre postsession data analyzed using descriptive statistics paired ttest qualitative data captured semistructured interviews analyzed using thematic analysis results 39 participants mean age 647 98 majority female 897 history breast cancer 436 showed high satisfaction 100 unanimous program recommendation 100 significant improvements noted anxiety 042 076 p 009 distress 035 080 p 036 sense joy 073 118 p 004 nonsignificant trend increased physical activity 038 098 p 057 thematic findings indicated dmt participation 1 facilitated engagement physical activity improved physical health 2 fostered creative expression 3 improved mental state 4 helped build social connections support dmt program shows promise component integrative cancer care mixedmethod evaluation provides insightful information generate hypotheses future rct studies aiming evaluate specific effects dmt patient experience outcomes