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Role of eHealth application Oncokompas in supporting self-management of symptoms and health-related quality of life in cancer survivors: a randomised, controlled trial
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h3backgroundh3 knowledge efficacy behavioural intervention technologies used cancer survivors independently healthcare provider scarce aimed assess efficacy reach usage oncokompas webbased ehealth application supports survivors selfmanagement monitoring healthrelated quality life hrqol cancergeneric tumourspecific symptoms obtaining tailored feedback personalised overview supportive care options h3methodsh3 nonblinded randomised controlled trial recruited patients treated 14 hospitals netherlands head neck cancer colorectal cancer breast cancer hodgkin lymphoma nonhodgkin lymphoma adult survivors aged 18 years recruited netherlands cancer registry ncr invited treating physician patient reported outcomes following initial treatment long term evaluation survivorship profiles registry participants randomly assigned 11 independent researcher intervention group access oncokompas control group access oncokompas 6 months use block randomisation block length 68 stratified tumour type primary outcome patient activation knowledge skills confidence selfmanagement assessed baseline postintervention 3month 6month followup linear mixed models intentiontotreat used assess group differences time baseline 6month followup trial registered netherlands trial register ntr5774 completed h3findingsh3 oct 12 2016 may 24 2018 625 21 2953 survivors assessed eligibility recruited randomly assigned intervention 320 control group 305 median followup 6 months iqr 66 patient activation significantly different intervention control group time difference 6month followup 17 95 ci 0841 p041 h3interpretationh3 oncokompas improve amount knowledge skills confidence selfmanagement cancer survivors study contributes evidence development tailored strategies development implementation behavioural intervention technologies among cancer survivors h3fundingh3 dutch cancer society kwf kankerbestrijding