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Active Together is an evidence-based cancer rehabilitation service. This evaluation protocol will assess its impact on patient well-being and recovery, aiming to integrate rehabilitation into routine cancer care.

Keywords:

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Oncology
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Health Services Research

Background:

Over 3 million people in the UK live with or beyond cancer.
Cancer patients face treatment complications.
Rehabilitation, including prehabilitation, improves psychological and physical well-being and outcomes for cancer patients.

Purpose of the Study:

To evaluate the Active Together multimodal rehabilitation service for cancer patients.
To determine the service's impact on patient-reported outcomes and clinical endpoints.
To understand the processes and mechanisms influencing service delivery and outcomes.

Main Methods:

Combined outcome and process evaluation.
Analysis of patient-reported outcomes and healthcare resource utilization.
Qualitative data from interviews and focus groups to explore mechanisms and context.

Main Results:

The evaluation protocol is designed to assess the real-world impact of the Active Together service.
It will integrate quantitative outcome data with qualitative process data.
Psychological change mechanisms will be linked with outcome data to clarify causal pathways.

Conclusions:

Evidence supporting multimodal cancer rehabilitation is growing.
Translating this evidence into practice remains a challenge.
Findings will inform the widespread adoption of cancer rehabilitation into routine care.