A5039124404- Cancer survivorship and care
- Family Support in Illness
- Childhood Cancer Survivors' Quality of Life
- Migration, Health and Trauma
- Social Work Education and Practice
- Cancer-related cognitive impairment studies
- Child Abuse and Trauma
University College Cork
2022-2024
1505 Background: Expert consensus supports a multidisciplinary strategy in cancer survivorship care to enhance patient outcomes and quality of life. We hypothesized that introducing women’s clinic into routine follow up would be feasible, associated with improved symptom management life (QOL). Methods: LYSA was multisite randomized controlled trial parallel arms (experimental active comparator), co-designed public involvement. Eligibility: early-stage hormone receptor-positive breast or...
The national child welfare agency in Ireland identified the integration of trauma-informed practices as a service need, current significantly challenging practice climate. A promising program that meets need professionals to support has been developed and is reported on this paper. This study aimed evaluate effects newly post-graduate level care for Ireland. Study participants were 41 included front-line practitioners, supervisors, senior managers. pretest–posttest design was used, data...
Abstract Background The improved survival rate for many cancers in high-income countries demands a coordinated multidisciplinary approach to survivorship care and service provision ensure optimal patient outcomes quality of life. This study assesses the feasibility introducing Women’s Health Initiative cancer clinic Ireland. Methods trial comprises an intervention control arm. Two hundred participants will be recruited. Key eligibility (1) women with early-stage hormone receptor-positive...
Abstract Background The improved survival rate for many cancers in high income countries demands a coordinated multidisciplinary approach to survivorship care and service provision ensure optimal patient outcomes quality of life. primary aim this randomized controlled trial (RCT) is assess the feasibility introducing Women’s Health Initiative Cancer Survivorship Clinic Ireland. Methods comprises an intervention control arm. Two hundred participants will be recruited. Key eligibility 1) women...