Plain-English translation of NCT06001268 on ClinicalTrials.gov ↗ · Source last updated · Translation generated · How we translate trials
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This trial is testing a new support program called STRONG-PCS designed to help people with pancreatic cancer get better nutrition care after surgery. The program includes regular check-ins with a dietician (a nutrition expert) through video or in-person visits, plus a smartphone app and wearable device to track what you eat and share that information with your dietician. The goal is to see whether this extra nutrition support helps you recover better and stay healthier after your operation.
After pancreatic cancer surgery, good nutrition is critical for healing and managing side effects, but many patients don't get enough nutrition support. This trial is testing whether easier access to dietician care through telehealth and digital tracking can help more patients get the nutrition guidance they need.
If you join the nutrition support group, you'll meet with a dietician in person within 2 weeks of leaving the hospital, then have video or in-person nutrition counseling every two weeks. You'll use a smartphone app and wear a small sensor to track what you eat, and your dietician will review that information with you. The whole study follows your recovery after surgery, and your progress will be monitored through the app and wearable device.
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