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This study proposes to evaluate the process and outcome of an implementation program designed to implement the American College of Sports Medicine (ACMS)-recommended exercise assessment, advice, and referral instruction as standard practices in routine cancer care.
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This study aims to test whether using implementing strategies (audit, feedback, facilitation, and adaptable workflow) to adopt the systematic FitARise protocol increases the proportion of eligible patients assessed, advised, and referred compared to control with the availability of the protocol, but without implementation strategies. This study hypothesizes that implementing strategies to promote the protocol's adoption will increase the proportion of eligible patients assessed and advised by oncologists and the proportion of patients referred to the JCICC exercise-based weight management program. For process evaluation, this study aims to use qualitative methods to assess the experience and response to the implementation program. The primary outcome (the reach measurement) is the percentage of eligible patients assessed, advised, and referred based on predefined BMI scores.
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Inclusion Criteria (Cancer patients):
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Inclusion Criteria (Clinical staff):
- All clinical, medical or surgical oncologists at the study units during the study period.
Exclusion Criteria (Clinical staff):
- No exclusion criterial for staff.
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1,800 participants in 2 patient groups
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Wendy Lam, PhD
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