Heleen C. Melissant|Irma M. Verdonck?de Leeuw|Birgit I. Lissenberg?Witte|Inge R. Konings|Pim Cuijpers|Cornelia F. van Uden?Kraan
‘Oncokompas’, a web-based self-management application to support patient activation and optimal supportive care: a feasibility study among breast cancer survivors
Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam|Amsterdam UMC Location VUmc|Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam|Amsterdam UMC Location VUmc|Amsterdam UMC Location VUmc|Amsterdam UMC Location VUmc|Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam|Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam|Amsterdam UMC Location VUmc
background cancer survivors deal symptoms related cancer treatment oncokompas cancer survivors monitor quality life completing patient reported outcome measures proms followed personalized feedback selfcare advice supportive care options stimulate patient activation aim study investigate feasibility pretestposttest differences oncokompas including newly developed breast cancer bc module among bc survivorsmaterial methods pretestposttest design used feasibility investigated means adoption usage satisfaction rates several sociodemographic clinical factors healthrelated quality life hrqol explored might associated patient satisfaction barriers facilitators oncokompas feasibility investigated evaluating nurse consultation reports differences patient activation patient activation measure patientphysician interaction perceived efficacy patientphysician interactions oncokompas use investigatedresults total 101 bc survivors participated oncokompas adoption rate 75 usage rate 7584 mean satisfaction score 69 range 010 net promoter score nps 36 range 100100 n 68 bc module mean satisfaction score 76 bc survivors received surgery including chemotherapy andor radiotherapy significantly satisfied oncokompas bc survivors surgery alone p 013 six facilitators 10 barriers oncokompas feasibility identified using oncokompas bc survivors scored significantly higher patient activation p 007 r 24 patientphysician interaction p 75conclusion oncokompas including bc module considered feasible needs optimization increase user satisfaction study shows value tailoring ehealth applications cancer survivors specific tumor type oncokompas including bc module seems improve patient activation among bc survivors