Plain-English translation of NCT05033301 on ClinicalTrials.gov ↗ · Source last updated · Translation generated · How we translate trials
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This trial is testing a new way to support prostate cancer survivors after treatment ends. Instead of only seeing a specialist occasionally, you would use a virtual clinic called Nurse Ned where a trained oncology nurse regularly checks in on your symptoms, side effects, and quality of life between your specialist appointments. The goal is to make sure you get the support and answers you need without long waits or rushed visits.
Prostate cancer treatment is improving, and more men are living longer as survivors—but the current healthcare system struggles to keep up with their needs. Specialist clinics are overwhelmed, visits are brief, and many survivors don't have time to discuss their concerns or side effects. This trial exists to see if having a nurse-led virtual clinic can fill that gap and provide better, more timely care.
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You would use a virtual clinic platform for one year, completing brief surveys about your quality of life and symptoms, and having your lab tests (PSA and testosterone) monitored. In the nurse-led group, a trained oncology nurse would also check in with you between your regular specialist visits to monitor your health and answer questions. You would continue seeing your specialist as planned, but with the added support of the nurse and the virtual platform to help manage your care.
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