Head and Neck Cancer Clinical Trial
Official title:
Yeur-Hur Lai, PhD, RN, School of Nursing, College of Medicine, National Taiwan University
Background: Eating difficulty is one of the most common problems faced by head and neck
cancer (HNC) patients and it might influence patients' general function and psychological
function. Unfortunately, the eating difficulties in HNC patients are not fully understood due
to limited research presented.
Purposes: The study is a 2-year longitudinal following up research. The purpose of the study
aim to (1) examine the characteristics and severity of eating difficulty, (2) identify
factors related to the eating difficulty, and (3) short and long-term impact and correlation
of eating difficulty on HNC patients' general physical condition and depression.
Method: Eligible patient will be HNC patients receiving surgery and CCRT. Patients will be
recruited and assessed in 6 time points: before first CCRT (T1) and 4weeks, 8 week, 12 week ,
6 month, and 12 month from CCRT (T2~T6). Patients will be assessed nutrition status, body
weight, fatigue severity, and grip power of the dominant hand, and depression. IRB and
patient consents will be obtained before data collection. The descriptive and correlational
analyses will be applied to analyze the data. The investigators plan to recruit 125 subjects.
The longitudinal data will be analyzed by GEE to examine the changes of main variables and
predictors of eating difficulty.
Expected Outcome: The results of this study will provide evidence about HNC patients' eating
difficulty. It will increase health care professionals' understanding about HNC patients'
problems in eating difficulties, related factors and their relationship with general
function. The investigators hope to further develop an intervention based on the results to
enhance HNC patients' eating function.
This is a longitudinal study which aims to examine the short- and long-term eating
difficulties, its related factors and its impacts. The participants will be recruited in the
outpatient department of Ear, Nose, and Throat (ENT) in NTUH. The inclusion criteria are (a)
diagnosed as head and neck cancer; (b) will be received cancer treatments including surgery
and CCRT; (c) age is 20 or older. The exclusion criteria are (a) the patient is inserted a
plastic tube, e.g. nasogastric tube (NG) or percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy tube (PEG),
for feeding; (b) patients could not understand the content of questionnaires. The
investigators will recruit 100 subjects with complete 12-month data. Concerning 25% patients
loss rate, the investigators will recruit 125 subjects at the beginning of the first year.
Patients will be assessed by Chewing Swallowing Inventory (CSI), Mini Nutritional Assessment
(MNA), Depression subscale of Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale (HADS), Symptom Severity
Scale (SSS), 0-10 general Fatigue severity numerical scale, and disease and treatment
background Information Form (BIF). Grip power of dominant hand will be assessed by hand
dynamometer.
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