A cost-consequences analysis of the SAFE trial: a comparative, effectiveness trial evaluating high- versus low-supervision of an exercise intervention for women with breast cancer.

Jessica T Watzek Louisa G Gordon Carolina X Sandler Rosalind Renee Spence Dimitrios Vagenas Christopher Pyke Sandra Christine Hayes

Published in: Breast cancer (Tokyo, Japan) (2022)

The SAFE exercise intervention, when delivered via high- or low-supervised conditions, represents good value with over 60% of women in both groups reporting health improvements. High-supervision levels resulted in a greater proportion of women experiencing health benefits, but future research will need to determine the longer term health impacts of these group differences.

Keyphrases

healthcare
public health
randomized controlled trial
mental health
polycystic ovary syndrome
clinical trial
study protocol
physical activity
machine learning
health promotion
preterm infants
resistance training
risk assessment
body composition
adverse drug
skeletal muscle
gestational age
drug induced