Testing a Spanish-language decision guide for ovarian cancer aftercare

This research is creating and testing a decision-making guide written in simple Spanish for people with advanced ovarian cancer who need to choose a maintenance therapy — a treatment taken after initial chemotherapy to help prevent cancer from coming back. The guide is designed to help Spanish-speaking patients and their doctors talk through options together and make a decision that matches what matters most to each person.

Many ovarian cancer patients speak Spanish as their primary language, but decision-making tools to help them understand their treatment choices are often not available in Spanish or are too hard to read. This trial aims to fill that gap so Spanish-speaking patients can get the support they need to make informed decisions about their care.