Cancer-related Fatigue Clinical Trial
Official title:
A Prospective, Observational Study to Investigate Longterm Courses, Patterns, Determinants and State of Treatment of Cancer-related Fatigue in Germany (LIFT)
In the LIFT study 2000 cancer patients will be recruited at 6 months after diagnosis and extensively surveyed over five years on factors that are associated with fatigue.
The LIFT study aims to comprehensively investigate characteristics, determinants, and
long-term course of fatigue. In addition, information shall be gained on the current state of
fatigue treatment and care in Germany and on the needs of affected patients.
Data will be collected by mailed or online questionnaires at 6, 9, and 12 months as well as
2, 3, 4 and 5 years post-diagnosis from 2000 cancer patients. Besides questionnaires on
socio-demographic, clinical and patient reported outcomes, saliva samples will be collected
in order to gain new insights into biological mechanisms. Moreover, detailed data on
screening, diagnosis and counseling as well as therapies offered and administered to reduce
fatigue will be surveyed, as well as the patients' state of knowledge, perception and
prevailing needs regarding fatigue. Tumor and cancer therapy data will be extracted from the
Epidemiological Cancer Registry.
The results of the LIFT study aim to contribute to an improved, evidence-based and
individualized treatment to avoid and ease cancer-related fatigue and will further promote
patient-oriented offers and treatments.
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