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The Impact of Co-occurring Cancer-Related and Wound-Specific Symptoms on Functional Performance and Quality of Life among Adults with Advanced Cancer and Malignant Fungating Wounds: An Observational, Longitudinal, Mixed-Methods Study
A. Objectives
Primary Aim: Characterize co-occurring cancer-related and wound-specific symptoms in adults with advanced cancer and MFWs using multiple methods of deep phenotyping over a six-month period.
Secondary Aim 1: Examine the physiological, psychological, and situational factors associated with co-occurring cancer-related and wound-specific symptoms in adults with advanced cancer and MFWs over a six-month period.
Secondary Aim 2: Examine functional performance and quality of life among adults with advanced cancer and MFWs experiencing co-occurring cancer-related and wound-specific symptoms over a six-month period.
Protocol Number:
002353
Phase:
N/A
Applicable Disease Sites:
Other
Scope:
Local
Participating Institutions:
- Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey
- Principal Investigator
- Charles Tilley
- Principal Investigator
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