Plain-English translation of NCT07406087 on ClinicalTrials.gov ↗ · Source last updated · Translation generated · How we translate trials
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This study is testing a personalized support program designed specifically for young adults who have survived cancer. A trained navigator will work with you to help coordinate your care between your regular doctor and cancer specialists, making sure all your health needs after cancer are addressed. The program uses email, phone calls, and in-person visits to stay connected and support your recovery.
Many young adult cancer survivors struggle to coordinate care between their primary care doctor and cancer specialists, and important follow-up care or side effects can be missed. This study wants to see if having a dedicated navigator who understands both cancer survivorship and overall health can help young survivors stay healthier and feel more supported after treatment.
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You would be assigned a trained navigator who specializes in supporting young adult cancer survivors. They will reach out to you via email, phone, or in-person visits to help coordinate your care, answer questions about managing side effects, and connect you with resources you need. The study will last through different phases, and you would participate in the pilot phase involving about 15-25 patients at a single Kaiser Permanente location.
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