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Sustained employability in cancer patients and their partners (STEPS) - STEPS
适应症
试验速览
- 阶段
- 不适用
- 状态
- 招募中
- 入组人数
- 503
研究概览
简要总结
暂无简介。
研究设计
- 研究类型
- Interventional
入排标准
- 年龄范围
- 18 至 64（—）
入选标准
- •For the RCT on cancer patients: The sample will be composed of cancer survivors
- •of working age (18-64 years of age at time of diagnosis), with histologically
- •confirmed cancer and a life expectancy of more than one year. At study entry,
- •eligible cancer survivors have a fixed or temporary employment contract, with
- •at least six months left of their contract, and a history of paid work for at
- •least one year prior to diagnosis (with a minimum of 8 contracted working
- •hours/week). Cancer survivors can both be at work or (partly) on sick leave
- •when entering the study. Cancer survivors will be recruited 3-18 months
- •post-diagnosis. The cut-off for the maximum time post-diagnosis was set at 18
- •months in order to complete the intervention before a potential WIA assessment,
- •which takes place at 24 months of sick leave to determine whether someone will
- •receive work disability benefits (18 + 6 months intervention = 24 months).
- •Cancer survivors will be eligible for inclusion if they are, or have been,
- •treated with at least radiotherapy and/or chemotherapy. Prior research has
- •shown that cancer survivors who received complex treatments, i.e.,
- •chemotherapy, radiotherapy, or a combination thereof, indicated lower
- •workability than cancer survivors who were treated by means of surgery alone
- •[6]. Therefore, we conclude that cancer survivors who have received
- •chemotherapy and/or radiotherapy, alone or in combination with hormonal
- •therapy, immunotherapy, or surgery, could potentially benefit more from the
- •STEPS intervention than cancer survivors who were treated by means of hormonal
- •therapy, immunotherapy, or surgery alone. Patients should have a life
- •expectancy of more than 1 year.
- •For the partner cohort: Partners are defined as being married to or cohabiting
- •with a cancer survivors at the time of the cancer diagnosis and at study entry.
- •Eligible partners are between 18-65 years of age, had paid work (i.e., have a
- •fixed or a temporary employment contract, or are self-employed) at the time of
- •diagnosis of the cancer survivors, and have a history of paid work for at
- •least one year prior to diagnosis (i.e., a minimum of 8 working hours/week).
- •Partners of cancer survivors can be at work or (partly) on sick leave when
- •entering the study. Both partners of cancer survivors who accepted the
- •invitation to participate in the RCT and partners of those cancer survivors who
- •declined participation in the RCT will be eligible to participate. For the
- •cohort study, partners of patients who were diagnosed with cancer a maximum of
- •five years ago are eligible.
排除标准
- •For the RCT on cancer patients: Cancer survivors will be excluded if their
- •treating physicians consider occupational rehabilitation unfeasible, if cancer
- •survivors have serious cognitive or psychiatric problems, or serious physical
- •comorbidities that would preclude them from participating in an occupational
- •rehabilitation program, and/or if cancer survivors lack basic proficiency in
- •Dutch. cancer survivors participating in concurrent studies or rehabilitation
- •programs aimed at RTW or continuation of work prior to their potential
- •participation in the STEPS study will also be excluded. cancer survivors will
- •be asked about their participation in concurrent studies or rehabilitation
- •programs on the screening questionnaire and during the screening interview by
- •telephone. Furthermore, cancer survivors will be excluded if they are, or have
- •been, treated by means of surgery, immunotherapy, or anti-hormonal therapy
- •alone. Lastly, cancer survivors will be excluded if they refuse the involvement
- •of their employer in the STEPS intervention.
- •For the partner cohort: Partners will be excluded in case of serious
- •self-reported cognitive or psychiatric problems that would prevent them from
- •completing the questionnaires, and/or in case they are not able to understand
- •and complete a questionnaire in Dutch.
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