Anna María Nápoles|Carmen Ortíz|Jasmine Santoyo?Olsson|Anita L. Stewart|Steven E. Gregorich|Howard E. Lee|Ysabel Durón|Peggy McGuire|Judith Luce
<i>Nuevo Amanecer:</i> Results of a Randomized Controlled Trial of a Community-Based, Peer-Delivered Stress Management Intervention to Improve Quality of Life in Latinas With Breast Cancer
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objectives evaluated communitybased translational stress management program improve healthrelated quality life spanishspeaking latinas breast cancer methods adapted cognitivebehavioral stress management program integrating evidencebased community best practices address needs latinas breast cancer spanishspeaking latinas breast cancer randomly assigned intervention usualcare control group trained peers delivered 8week intervention february 2011 february 2014 primary outcomes breast cancerspecific quality life distress general symptoms distress results 151 participants 95 retained 6 months may 2011 may 2014 improvements quality life baseline 6 months greater intervention control group physical wellbeing emotional wellbeing breast cancer concerns overall quality life decreases baseline 6 months greater intervention group depression somatization conclusions results suggest translation evidencebased programs reduce psychosocial health disparities latinas breast cancer integration program communitybased organizations enhances dissemination potential