This observational study aims to assess the interest of patients with gynecologic cancers in a nighttime Day Hospital service for the administration of long-duration chemotherapy infusions. An anonymous online survey will be distributed to eligible patients to evaluate their preferences, perceived benefits, and potential barriers related to receiving chemotherapy during nighttime hours. The results of this study will help inform the feasibility and acceptability of implementing a nighttime Day Hospital service for prolonged chemotherapy infusions.
Female patients
aged 18 years or older
Diagnosis of a gynecologic cancer
Receiving care at the participating institution
Inability to access or complete the online questionnaire or difficulty with reading and writing
Cognitive impairment
Patients currently hospitalized or in emergency settings.
Patients with gynecologic cancers receiving care at the participating institution who are invited to complete an anonymous online survey assessing their interest in a nighttime Day Hospital service for long-duration chemotherapy infusions.
Case-only
Cross-sectional
online survey
BehavioralParticipants will complete an anonymous online survey designed to assess their interest in a nighttime Day Hospital service for the administration of long-duration chemotherapy infusions.
Level of patient interest in a nighttime Day Hospital service for long-duration chemotherapy infusions
Assessment of the level of interest among patients with gynecologic cancers in receiving long-duration chemotherapy infusions during nighttime hours in a Day Hospital setting, as evaluated through responses to an anonymous online survey.
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