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Lead
Indiana University
This pilot study focuses on an intervention (freelisting) designed to elicit supportive oncology communication intentions among the patient-caregiver-provider triad prior to an outpatient oncology encounter. The goal is to shape communication behaviors during the encounter to improve outcomes of the encounter.
Age
18–any
Sex
ALL
Healthy volunteers
Not accepted
You may be eligible if
patients will:
1. be adult women with an incurable gynecologic cancer (i.e., evidence of refractory/progressive disease after first-line treatment or recurrent disease),
2. not be receiving specialty palliative care or hospice,
3. read/speak English, and
4. be able to provide written informed consent.
caregivers will:
1. identify as the individual who is primarily involved in the patient's care,
2. be able to attend the oncology encounter,
3. read/speak English, and
4. be able to provide written informed consent.
providers will:
1. specialize in gynecologic oncology, and
2. provide outpatient care at IUSCCC gynecologic oncology clinic.
You may not be if
patients and/or caregivers will be excluded if either one or both demonstrate:
