This study is focused on improving the quality of life for people who have survived colorectal cancer. As the number of colorectal cancer survivors grows, many face challenges in maintaining a good quality of life due to limited healthcare support. This is particularly important because colorectal cancer is one of the most common cancers worldwide. The study aims to use a mobile health program, which follows guidelines from well-respected organizations like the American Cancer Society, to provide ongoing support and resources. By doing so, the study hopes to address the gaps in current care and improve the overall well-being of survivors. Participants in this study will be divided into two groups. One group will use the new mobile health program, while the other group will continue with their usual care. This app-based program will offer education on managing symptoms, nutrition, and exercise, as well as health coaching from nurses. The study will involve 210 participants and measure their progress at different times: when they start the study, right after the program ends, and one month later. The effectiveness of the program will be analyzed using statistical methods to ensure that the results are reliable. This approach aims to provide a more comprehensive support system for colorectal cancer survivors.
Inclusion Criteria: * be 18 or older (1); * Vietnamese-speaking CRC patients who have completed active treatment and are preparing for discharge (2); * provide consent and complete questionnaires independently (3); * no metastatic and second cancers (4); * using the Android smartphone (5). Exclusion Criteria: * mental health diseases; * receiving anxiety or depression treatment or cognitive/learning problems.
está designado en este estudio
de ser asignado al grupo placebo