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A proof of concept randomised comparative study to investigate the effect of an online yoga intervention on mental health in women diagnosed with breast or gynaecological cancer - Clinical trial data

Western Sydney University

Dataset description

HeSANDA 1.0.0

Date Information

Created from 2024-08-19T03:46:20.210Z
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Source Study

Trial acronym

Not available

Trial ID

ACTRN12620001115921

Funding

University, Western Sydney University

Scientific enquiries

Ms Maria Gonzalez

Brief Summary

The purpose of this study is to determine the effect of an online yoga exercise on mental health in women diagnosed with breast or gynaecological cancer. Who is it for? You may be eligible for this study if you are a woman aged 18 years or older, with diagnosis of breast/gynaecological cancer within the last 5 years. Study details Participants in this study arm are randomly allocated (by chance) to one of two groups: 1. 60 minute online group yoga class weekly, for 6 weeks 2. 60 minute individua .... Read more

Key Inclusion Criteria

1. Aged 18 or older 2. Ability to speak and understand English 3. Meet diagnostic criteria for an affective disorder 4. HADS scores demonstrating at least mild severity of depression or anxiety (i.e. depression or anxiety score above 7) 5. Have been diagnosed with breast/gynaecological of cancer within the last 5 years 6. Medication (including herbal medications, such as St John’s wort) and professional mental health assistance being unchanged for 3 months 7. Have adequate general health to be i .... Read more

Key Exclusion Criteria

1. Completed chemotherapy/radiotherapy (stable hormone therapy, targeted therapy or immunotherapy allowed) 2. Not taking corticosteroids 3. Serious injury or physical ailment (which yoga may negatively exacerbate), medical or psychological disorder likely to preclude completion of the trial 4. Have been undertaking yoga classes or a personal yoga practice, an average of more than once a week, over the past 3 months

Can healthy volunteers participate?

No

Population

Sample Size    28

Min. age    18 Years

Max. age    No limit

Sex    Females

Condition category    depression , anxiety , cancer

Condition code    Cancer , Mental Health

Intervention

Intervention code Lifestyle

Group yoga classes 60 minute weekly for 6 weeks. Held online via zoom by a certified yoga therapist/teacher with experience teaching people with cancer and mental health issues. Teacher and participants to use device with video, teacher will have access to large screen to visualise participants easily. Practices will be mostly standardised but there may be some individualisation according to the needs of each participant. Practices/techniques will be drawn from a Delphi study conducted by this s ....
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Comparison

Control group Active

Individual yoga sessions 60 minute weekly for 6 weeks. Held online via zoom by a certified yoga therapist/teacher with experience teaching people with cancer and mental health issues. Teacher and participants to use device with video, teacher will have access to large screen to visualise participants easily. Practices will be individualised to each participant. Practices/techniques will be drawn from a Delphi study conducted by this same team. Attendance will be recorded by the teacher as well a ....
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Outcomes

Outcome: Anxiety and depression via Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale (composite primary outcome)
Timepoint: 6 weeks post-intervention

Outcome: Feasibility. Assessed by: • The study participation rate (proportion of people accepting participation in the study) • The degree of adherence to the program (proportion of attendance to sessions) • Attrition (drop-out and withdrawal) Study deemed feasible if: at least 50% of the eligible patients consent to participate, at least 60% of the patients attend half of the yoga sessions, and 60% of patients complete at least one follow-up time point. This will be calculated ....
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