Implementation of Self-Management Interventions in Cancer Survivors: Why Are We Not There Yet?

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Ben Rimmer
Linda Sharp
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[1] Population Health Sciences Institute,
[2] Newcastle University Centre for Cancer,undefined
[3] Newcastle University,undefined
[4] Ridley Building 1,undefined
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Journal of Cancer Education | 2021年 / 36卷
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Self-management; Cancer; Survivorship; Interventions;
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Despite the growing evidence base for supported self-management for the improvement of quality of life, there is a lack of widespread implementation of self-management interventions for cancer survivors. We propose five key areas that, if addressed, would optimise the development and evaluation of these interventions, namely: (1) improving intervention adaptability to different survivor populations; (2) establishing intervention acceptability (and feasibility); (3) ensuring systematic description of interventions, their content, and active ingredients; (4) conducting process evaluations; and (5) assessing cost-effectiveness. These areas are an essential prerequisite for translation of self-management interventions from research into routine cancer care.
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