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A RCT of an innocative supportive care program designed to reduce perceived needs & psychological distress & enhance [ 2004 - 2007 ]

Also known as: Testing an innovative program to address the needs of people with incurable lung disease

Research Grant

[Cite as http://purl.org/au-research/grants/nhmrc/310679]

Researchers: Prof Penelope Schofield (Principal investigator) ,  Prof Robert Sanson-Fisher Prof Sanchia Aranda

Brief description The diagnosis of incurable lung cancer is a very distressing event, and patients have a high level of psychological and informational needs. An innovative evidence-based program has been designed to address these unmet needs in an emotionally supportive environment at this critical time. This study tests whether the program meets the needs of these people, reduces their psychological distress and enhances their quality of life. If successful, it will be integrated into the standard care to improve the experience of this large and under-supported group.

Funding Amount $AUD 111,043.00

Funding Scheme NHMRC Strategic Awards

Notes Palliative Care Research

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