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Expectations and Priorities of Elderly Patients for a First Medical Treatment for Cancer

Expectations and Priorities of Elderly Patients for a First Medical Treatment for Cancer : PRIORITY Study

Status
Completed
Phases
Unknown
Study type
Observational
Source
ClinicalTrials.gov
Registry ID
NCT02821793
Acronym
PRIORITY
Enrollment
346
Registered
2016-07-04
Start date
2016-01-31
Completion date
2023-12-31
Last updated
2025-07-01

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Conditions

Breast Cancer, Colorectal Cancer, Kidney Cancer, Lung Cancer, Lymphoma, Ovarian Cancer, Prostate Cancer, Sarcoma

Brief summary

The main objective of study is to describe the priorities of elderly patients (70 years and over) undergoing a first medical treatment for cancer, at initiation of treatment and after 3 months of treatment. The main criterion is a prioritization of 4 items per patient from a list of 8 expectations regarding the objectives of their treatment: treatment efficacy, life expectancy, autonomy, daily activities, social activities, heaviness of treatment, toxicity, economics.

Detailed description

For the primary endpoint assessment, this self-administered patient questionnaire will used an opinion scale (Not at all, A little, Moderately, Enough, Many) to explore the eight domains. Next to the completion of the expectations questionnaire, patients will have to order 4 of the different 8 items that they prioritized in regard of the first line treatment that has just been prescribed by their physician. Secondary endpoint will focus on those 8 proposed expectations of patients at different periods of time since treatment initiation. Patients' priorities will be compared to physician's priorities (using the same prioritization grid) before medical treatment and after 3 months of treatment and to younger patients' priorities (18-69 years). Associations between elderly patients' characteristics (social, medical…) and their priorities will be search.

Interventions

OTHERConsultation, evaluation questionnaire

Consultation, evaluation questionnaire

OTHERGeriatric consultation, evaluation questionnaire

Geriatric consultation, evaluation questionnaire

Sponsors

Fondation Université de Bordeaux
CollaboratorUNKNOWN
AG2R La Mondiale
CollaboratorOTHER
Institut Bergonié
Lead SponsorOTHER

Study design

Observational model
COHORT
Time perspective
PROSPECTIVE

Eligibility

Sex/Gender
ALL
Age
18 Years to No maximum
Healthy volunteers
No

Inclusion criteria

1. Male or female: 1. Age ≥ 70 years 2. Aged 18-69 years (case population) 2. ECOG / performance status 0-3 (WHO). 3. First line of medical oncology treatment (chemotherapy, targeted therapy, hormone therapy, combination): 1. Neo-adjuvant setting, 2. Adjuvant setting: previous neo-adjuvant treatment is allowed, 3. Metastatic setting: previous neo-adjuvant and/or adjuvant treatment are allowed, 4. Solid tumors (breast, colorectal, kidney, lung, prostate, sarcoma, and ovarian) and lymphoma (indolent and aggressive). 5. Life expectancy of more than 3 months. 6. Patients potentially compliant with the rules of the follow-up study. 7. Patients affiliated to a social security scheme. 8. Patients who received clear information from the investigator on the study and had not refused to participate.

Exclusion criteria

1. Exclusive surgery treatment. 2. Exclusive radiotherapy treatment or in combination with oncological medical treatment (concomitant radio-chemotherapy or radio-hormonotherapy). 3. Previous first line of oncological medical treatment in the same indication as the one concerned by the inclusion: 1. Neo-adjuvant setting: previous line(s) of neo-adjuvant medical treatment, 2. Adjuvant setting: previous line(s) of adjuvant medical treatment, 3. Metastatic setting: previous line(s) of metastatic medical treatment, 4. Supportive care without specific medical treatment 5. Previous or ongoing cancer under treatment at the time of inclusion. 6. Patient already included in this study 7. Patient who for psychological, psychiatric, social, family or geographical reasons could not be regularly monitored according to the criteria of the study; patient private of liberty or under guardianship.

Design outcomes

Primary

MeasureTime frameDescription
Priorities of Patients Receiving First Medical Treatment for Cancer at Treatment InitiationDay 0 initiation of treatmentPrioritization among of the 4 items selected from a list of 8 expectations regarding the objectives of their treatment : treatment efficacy, life expectancy, autonomy, daily tasks, social activities, burden of treatment, toxicity and economic burden. For each expectation, the number and rate of priorization are reported.
Priorities of Patients Receiving First Medical Treatment for Cancer 3 Months After Initiation of Treatment3 months after initiation of treatmentPrioritization among of the 4 items selected from a list of 8 expectations regarding the objectives of their treatment : treatment efficacy, life expectancy, autonomy, daily tasks, social activities, burden of treatment, toxicity and economic burden. For each expectation, the number and rate of priorization are reported.

Secondary

MeasureTime frameDescription
Stability of Patients in Their Priorities at 3 Months3 months after initiation of treatmentFor each expectation, stability is defined as the prioritization of the expectation at treatment initiation and 3 months after treatment initiation
Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentDay 0 initiation of treatmentPatients had to rate on a 5-point Likert scale (not at all / a little / moderately / quite / a lot) their expectations for treatment efficacy, life expectancy, autonomy, daily tasks, social activities, burden of treatment, toxicity and economic burden
Agreement Rate for Prioritization of Expectations Between Patients and PhysiciansDay 0 initiation of treatmentFor each expectation, the agreement rate is defined by the same prioritization or non-prioritization by the patient-physician pairs.
1-year Overall SurvivalFrom inclusion to the end of studyOverall survival is defined as the time between the date of inclusion and the date of death, whatever the cause. The rate of overall survival is reported at 1 year
Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of Treatment3 months after initiation of treatmentPatients had to rate on a 5-point Likert scale (not at all / a little / moderately / quite / a lot) their expectations for treatment efficacy, life expectancy, autonomy, daily tasks, social activities, burden of treatment, toxicity and economic burden

Countries

France

Participant flow

Recruitment details

Recruitment from January 2016 to January 2022 in 8 centers.

Pre-assignment details

Elderly patients (≥ 70 years of age) were recruited by the investigating oncologists or geriatricians at organ-specific multidisciplinary consultation meetings (RCP) or during consultations. Younger patients were identified and recruited in the same way, mainly through RCP or specialized consultation by oncologists.

Participants by arm

ArmCount
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)
Geriatric consultation, evaluation questionnaire: Geriatric consultation, evaluation questionnaire
227
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)
Consultation, evaluation questionnaire: Consultation, evaluation questionnaire
99
Total326

Baseline characteristics

CharacteristicYoung Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)TotalElderly Patient (70 Years and Older)
Age, Continuous61.3 years75.9 years79.2 years
Race and Ethnicity Not Collected0 Participants
Region of Enrollment
France
99 participants326 participants227 participants
Sex: Female, Male
Female
71 Participants220 Participants149 Participants
Sex: Female, Male
Male
28 Participants106 Participants78 Participants

Adverse events

Event typeEG000
affected / at risk
EG001
affected / at risk
deaths
Total, all-cause mortality
47 / 21117 / 97
other
Total, other adverse events
0 / 00 / 0
serious
Total, serious adverse events
0 / 00 / 0

Outcome results

Primary

Priorities of Patients Receiving First Medical Treatment for Cancer 3 Months After Initiation of Treatment

Prioritization among of the 4 items selected from a list of 8 expectations regarding the objectives of their treatment : treatment efficacy, life expectancy, autonomy, daily tasks, social activities, burden of treatment, toxicity and economic burden. For each expectation, the number and rate of priorization are reported.

Time frame: 3 months after initiation of treatment

Population: Patients without major deviation on study protocol and eligibility criteria who indicated at least one priority in the prioritization grid 3 months after initiation of treatment

ArmMeasureGroupValue (COUNT_OF_PARTICIPANTS)
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Priorities of Patients Receiving First Medical Treatment for Cancer 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentTreatment efficacy145 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Priorities of Patients Receiving First Medical Treatment for Cancer 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentLife expectancy105 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Priorities of Patients Receiving First Medical Treatment for Cancer 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentAutonomy134 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Priorities of Patients Receiving First Medical Treatment for Cancer 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentDaily tasks93 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Priorities of Patients Receiving First Medical Treatment for Cancer 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentSocial activities69 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Priorities of Patients Receiving First Medical Treatment for Cancer 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentBurden of treatment27 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Priorities of Patients Receiving First Medical Treatment for Cancer 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentToxicity30 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Priorities of Patients Receiving First Medical Treatment for Cancer 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentEconomic burden15 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Priorities of Patients Receiving First Medical Treatment for Cancer 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentEconomic burden7 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Priorities of Patients Receiving First Medical Treatment for Cancer 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentTreatment efficacy85 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Priorities of Patients Receiving First Medical Treatment for Cancer 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentSocial activities46 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Priorities of Patients Receiving First Medical Treatment for Cancer 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentLife expectancy72 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Priorities of Patients Receiving First Medical Treatment for Cancer 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentToxicity22 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Priorities of Patients Receiving First Medical Treatment for Cancer 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentAutonomy66 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Priorities of Patients Receiving First Medical Treatment for Cancer 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentBurden of treatment8 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Priorities of Patients Receiving First Medical Treatment for Cancer 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentDaily tasks44 Participants
Primary

Priorities of Patients Receiving First Medical Treatment for Cancer at Treatment Initiation

Prioritization among of the 4 items selected from a list of 8 expectations regarding the objectives of their treatment : treatment efficacy, life expectancy, autonomy, daily tasks, social activities, burden of treatment, toxicity and economic burden. For each expectation, the number and rate of priorization are reported.

Time frame: Day 0 initiation of treatment

Population: Patients without major deviation on study protocol and eligibility criteria who indicated at least one priority in the prioritization grid at the initiation of treatment

ArmMeasureGroupValue (COUNT_OF_PARTICIPANTS)
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Priorities of Patients Receiving First Medical Treatment for Cancer at Treatment InitiationSocial activities80 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Priorities of Patients Receiving First Medical Treatment for Cancer at Treatment InitiationAutonomy181 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Priorities of Patients Receiving First Medical Treatment for Cancer at Treatment InitiationBurden of treatment47 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Priorities of Patients Receiving First Medical Treatment for Cancer at Treatment InitiationLife expectancy141 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Priorities of Patients Receiving First Medical Treatment for Cancer at Treatment InitiationToxicity66 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Priorities of Patients Receiving First Medical Treatment for Cancer at Treatment InitiationDaily tasks115 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Priorities of Patients Receiving First Medical Treatment for Cancer at Treatment InitiationEconomic burden13 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Priorities of Patients Receiving First Medical Treatment for Cancer at Treatment InitiationTreatment efficacy199 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Priorities of Patients Receiving First Medical Treatment for Cancer at Treatment InitiationEconomic burden5 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Priorities of Patients Receiving First Medical Treatment for Cancer at Treatment InitiationLife expectancy80 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Priorities of Patients Receiving First Medical Treatment for Cancer at Treatment InitiationAutonomy67 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Priorities of Patients Receiving First Medical Treatment for Cancer at Treatment InitiationDaily tasks44 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Priorities of Patients Receiving First Medical Treatment for Cancer at Treatment InitiationSocial activities47 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Priorities of Patients Receiving First Medical Treatment for Cancer at Treatment InitiationBurden of treatment17 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Priorities of Patients Receiving First Medical Treatment for Cancer at Treatment InitiationToxicity35 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Priorities of Patients Receiving First Medical Treatment for Cancer at Treatment InitiationTreatment efficacy93 Participants
Secondary

1-year Overall Survival

Overall survival is defined as the time between the date of inclusion and the date of death, whatever the cause. The rate of overall survival is reported at 1 year

Time frame: From inclusion to the end of study

Population: Patients without major deviation on study protocol and eligibility criteria who indicated at least one priority in the prioritization grid at the initiation of treatment

ArmMeasureValue (NUMBER)
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)1-year Overall Survival77.5 percentage of patient
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)1-year Overall Survival85.2 percentage of patient
Secondary

Agreement Rate for Prioritization of Expectations Between Patients and Physicians

For each expectation, the agreement rate is defined by the same prioritization or non-prioritization by the patient-physician pairs.

Time frame: Day 0 initiation of treatment

Population: Patients without major deviations from study protocol and eligibility criteria who indicated at least one priority in the prioritization grid at treatment initiation and whose physician also indicated at least one priority in the prioritization grid.

ArmMeasureGroupValue (COUNT_OF_PARTICIPANTS)
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Agreement Rate for Prioritization of Expectations Between Patients and PhysiciansSocial activities122 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Agreement Rate for Prioritization of Expectations Between Patients and PhysiciansAutonomy128 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Agreement Rate for Prioritization of Expectations Between Patients and PhysiciansBurden of treatment110 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Agreement Rate for Prioritization of Expectations Between Patients and PhysiciansLife expectancy123 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Agreement Rate for Prioritization of Expectations Between Patients and PhysiciansToxicity91 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Agreement Rate for Prioritization of Expectations Between Patients and PhysiciansDaily tasks100 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Agreement Rate for Prioritization of Expectations Between Patients and PhysiciansEconomic burden186 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Agreement Rate for Prioritization of Expectations Between Patients and PhysiciansTreatment efficacy174 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Agreement Rate for Prioritization of Expectations Between Patients and PhysiciansEconomic burden93 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Agreement Rate for Prioritization of Expectations Between Patients and PhysiciansLife expectancy76 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Agreement Rate for Prioritization of Expectations Between Patients and PhysiciansAutonomy47 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Agreement Rate for Prioritization of Expectations Between Patients and PhysiciansDaily tasks45 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Agreement Rate for Prioritization of Expectations Between Patients and PhysiciansSocial activities52 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Agreement Rate for Prioritization of Expectations Between Patients and PhysiciansBurden of treatment47 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Agreement Rate for Prioritization of Expectations Between Patients and PhysiciansToxicity46 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Agreement Rate for Prioritization of Expectations Between Patients and PhysiciansTreatment efficacy84 Participants
Secondary

Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of Treatment

Patients had to rate on a 5-point Likert scale (not at all / a little / moderately / quite / a lot) their expectations for treatment efficacy, life expectancy, autonomy, daily tasks, social activities, burden of treatment, toxicity and economic burden

Time frame: 3 months after initiation of treatment

Population: Patients without major deviation on study protocol and eligibility criteria who indicated at least one priority in the prioritization grid 3 months after initiation of treatment

ArmMeasureGroupCategoryValue (COUNT_OF_PARTICIPANTS)
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentAutonomyNot at all2 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentTreatment efficacyA little5 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentTreatment efficacyModerately9 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentTreatment efficacyQuite23 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentTreatment efficacyA lot115 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentTreatment efficacyMissing2 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentLife expectancyNot at all4 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentLife expectancyA little9 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentLife expectancyModerately18 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentLife expectancyQuite31 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentLife expectancyA lot91 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentLife expectancyMissing2 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentTreatment efficacyNot at all1 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentAutonomyA little2 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentAutonomyModerately5 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentAutonomyQuite18 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentAutonomyA lot126 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentAutonomyMissing2 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentDaily tasksNot at all2 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentDaily tasksA little11 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentDaily tasksModerately17 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentDaily tasksQuite38 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentDaily tasksA lot87 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentDaily tasksMissing0 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentSocial activitiesNot at all9 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentSocial activitiesA little14 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentSocial activitiesModerately20 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentSocial activitiesQuite34 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentSocial activitiesA lot76 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentSocial activitiesMissing2 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentBurden of treatmentNot at all16 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentBurden of treatmentA little13 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentBurden of treatmentModerately23 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentBurden of treatmentQuite41 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentBurden of treatmentA lot62 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentBurden of treatmentMissing0 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentToxicityNot at all14 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentToxicityA little4 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentToxicityModerately14 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentToxicityQuite43 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentToxicityA lot80 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentToxicityMissing0 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentEconomic burdenNot at all31 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentEconomic burdenA little15 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentEconomic burdenModerately10 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentEconomic burdenQuite30 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentEconomic burdenA lot67 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentEconomic burdenMissing2 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentSocial activitiesNot at all1 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentTreatment efficacyNot at all0 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentEconomic burdenMissing0 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentTreatment efficacyA little4 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentToxicityA little2 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentTreatment efficacyModerately5 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentSocial activitiesA little2 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentTreatment efficacyQuite10 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentSocial activitiesModerately2 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentTreatment efficacyA lot68 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentEconomic burdenA little1 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentTreatment efficacyMissing1 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentSocial activitiesQuite22 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentLife expectancyNot at all1 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentToxicityModerately8 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentLife expectancyA little0 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentSocial activitiesA lot61 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentLife expectancyModerately2 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentEconomic burdenA lot31 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentLife expectancyQuite14 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentSocial activitiesMissing0 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentLife expectancyA lot70 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentToxicityQuite25 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentLife expectancyMissing1 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentBurden of treatmentNot at all7 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentAutonomyNot at all1 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentEconomic burdenModerately11 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentAutonomyA little0 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentBurden of treatmentA little4 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentAutonomyModerately3 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentToxicityA lot51 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentAutonomyQuite19 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentBurden of treatmentModerately13 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentAutonomyA lot65 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentDaily tasksA little1 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentAutonomyMissing0 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentBurden of treatmentQuite26 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentDaily tasksNot at all2 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentToxicityMissing0 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentBurden of treatmentA lot38 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentDaily tasksModerately4 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentEconomic burdenQuite23 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentDaily tasksQuite23 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentBurden of treatmentMissing0 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentDaily tasksA lot58 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentEconomic burdenNot at all22 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentDaily tasksMissing0 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients 3 Months After Initiation of TreatmentToxicityNot at all2 Participants
Secondary

Expectations of Patients at Initiation of Treatment

Patients had to rate on a 5-point Likert scale (not at all / a little / moderately / quite / a lot) their expectations for treatment efficacy, life expectancy, autonomy, daily tasks, social activities, burden of treatment, toxicity and economic burden

Time frame: Day 0 initiation of treatment

Population: Patients without major deviation on study protocol and eligibility criteria who indicated at least one priority in the prioritization grid at the initiation of treatment

ArmMeasureGroupCategoryValue (COUNT_OF_PARTICIPANTS)
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentEconomic burdenQuite35 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentBurden of treatmentA lot124 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentBurden of treatmentMissing1 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentToxicityNot at all4 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentToxicityA little4 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentToxicityModerately17 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentToxicityQuite40 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentToxicityA lot144 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentToxicityMissing2 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentEconomic burdenNot at all28 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentEconomic burdenA little15 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentEconomic burdenModerately34 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentBurden of treatmentQuite49 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentEconomic burdenA lot92 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentEconomic burdenMissing7 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentTreatment efficacyNot at all3 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentTreatment efficacyA little4 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentTreatment efficacyModerately5 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentTreatment efficacyQuite24 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentTreatment efficacyA lot173 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentTreatment efficacyMissing2 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentLife expectancyNot at all4 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentLife expectancyA little5 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentLife expectancyModerately23 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentLife expectancyQuite38 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentLife expectancyA lot139 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentDaily tasksNot at all4 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentLife expectancyMissing2 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentAutonomyNot at all2 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentAutonomyA little0 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentAutonomyModerately7 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentAutonomyQuite23 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentAutonomyA lot178 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentAutonomyMissing1 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentDaily tasksA little9 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentDaily tasksModerately23 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentDaily tasksQuite37 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentDaily tasksA lot136 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentDaily tasksMissing2 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentSocial activitiesNot at all5 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentSocial activitiesA little12 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentSocial activitiesModerately21 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentSocial activitiesQuite36 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentSocial activitiesA lot135 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentSocial activitiesMissing2 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentBurden of treatmentNot at all6 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentBurden of treatmentA little6 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentBurden of treatmentModerately25 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentBurden of treatmentA little4 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentBurden of treatmentQuite24 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentLife expectancyQuite8 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentBurden of treatmentA lot55 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentDaily tasksQuite19 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentBurden of treatmentMissing0 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentSocial activitiesQuite19 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentToxicityNot at all1 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentLife expectancyA lot85 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentToxicityA little0 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentDaily tasksA lot74 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentToxicityModerately8 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentLife expectancyMissing0 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentToxicityQuite16 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentBurden of treatmentNot at all6 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentToxicityA lot71 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentAutonomyNot at all2 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentToxicityMissing1 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentDaily tasksMissing0 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentEconomic burdenNot at all17 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentAutonomyA little1 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentEconomic burdenA little6 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentSocial activitiesA lot74 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentEconomic burdenModerately13 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentAutonomyModerately3 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentEconomic burdenQuite16 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentSocial activitiesNot at all0 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentEconomic burdenA lot45 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentAutonomyQuite16 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentEconomic burdenMissing0 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentBurden of treatmentModerately8 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentTreatment efficacyNot at all0 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentAutonomyA lot75 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentTreatment efficacyA little0 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentSocial activitiesA little0 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentTreatment efficacyModerately0 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentAutonomyMissing0 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentTreatment efficacyQuite4 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentDaily tasksNot at all0 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentTreatment efficacyA lot91 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentSocial activitiesMissing0 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentTreatment efficacyMissing2 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentDaily tasksA little1 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentLife expectancyNot at all1 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentSocial activitiesModerately4 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentLife expectancyA little1 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentDaily tasksModerately3 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Expectations of Patients at Initiation of TreatmentLife expectancyModerately2 Participants
Secondary

Stability of Patients in Their Priorities at 3 Months

For each expectation, stability is defined as the prioritization of the expectation at treatment initiation and 3 months after treatment initiation

Time frame: 3 months after initiation of treatment

Population: Patients without major deviation on study protocol and eligibility criteria who indicated at least one priority in the prioritization grid at the initiation of treatment and 3 months after treatment initiation

ArmMeasureGroupValue (COUNT_OF_PARTICIPANTS)
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Stability of Patients in Their Priorities at 3 MonthsTreatment efficacy137 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Stability of Patients in Their Priorities at 3 MonthsLife expectancy74 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Stability of Patients in Their Priorities at 3 MonthsAutonomy119 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Stability of Patients in Their Priorities at 3 MonthsDaily tasks59 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Stability of Patients in Their Priorities at 3 MonthsSocial activities35 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Stability of Patients in Their Priorities at 3 MonthsBurden of treatment8 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Stability of Patients in Their Priorities at 3 MonthsToxicity11 Participants
Elderly Patient (70 Years and Older)Stability of Patients in Their Priorities at 3 MonthsEconomic burden2 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Stability of Patients in Their Priorities at 3 MonthsEconomic burden1 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Stability of Patients in Their Priorities at 3 MonthsTreatment efficacy82 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Stability of Patients in Their Priorities at 3 MonthsSocial activities25 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Stability of Patients in Their Priorities at 3 MonthsLife expectancy62 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Stability of Patients in Their Priorities at 3 MonthsToxicity15 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Stability of Patients in Their Priorities at 3 MonthsAutonomy51 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Stability of Patients in Their Priorities at 3 MonthsBurden of treatment1 Participants
Young Patient (18 Years - 69 Years)Stability of Patients in Their Priorities at 3 MonthsDaily tasks24 Participants

Source: ClinicalTrials.gov · Data processed: Feb 4, 2026