A qualitative study of stakeholders' experiences with and acceptability of a technology-supported health coaching intervention (SHARE-S) delivered in coordination with cancer survivorship care.

Sarah N PriceThomas K HoustonRajani Shankar Sadasivam Stacy WentworthAllison ChandlerAshley Strahley Carol A KittelKavitha BalakrishnanKathryn E WeaverRebecca DellingerNicole Puccinelli-OrtegaJinhee KongSarah L Cutrona Kristie L Foley Stephanie J Sohl

Published in: Cancer medicine (2024)

SHARE-S is overall an acceptable and potentially effective intervention that may enhance survivors' self-management and well-being. Alterations to tailored content, timing, and dose should be tested to determine impact on acceptability and outcomes.

Keyphrases

randomized controlled trial
healthcare
mental health
papillary thyroid
public health
childhood cancer
palliative care
squamous cell
health information
type diabetes
pain management
metabolic syndrome
adipose tissue
lymph node metastasis
climate change
social media
chronic pain
weight loss