Plain-English translation of NCT06427824 on ClinicalTrials.gov ↗ · Source last updated · Translation generated · How we translate trials
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This study is testing whether educational videos can help older adults (age 65+) who are having bladder cancer surgery stay stronger and healthier before and after their procedure. You'll watch videos that teach you strategies to prevent problems like loss of mobility, medication mix-ups, and confusion after surgery. Some participants will also receive follow-up visits with a geriatric specialist (a doctor who specializes in older adults) after surgery.
Older adults often experience serious problems after major surgery, like loss of strength, trouble managing medications, and confusion. This study wants to see if teaching people helpful strategies beforehand—and providing extra support afterward—can prevent these problems and improve quality of life.
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You will attend an educational session before your surgery where you'll watch four video modules about managing mobility, taking medications safely, preventing confusion, and planning your priorities. You'll receive written handouts and answer some surveys before and after surgery. Depending on which group you're randomly assigned to, you may also receive follow-up visits with a geriatric specialist and additional support services after your surgery to help you recover well.
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