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Egeler, M.D.; van Leeuwen, M.; Lai-Kwon, J.; Eriksson, H.; Bartula, I.; Elashwah, S.; Fox, L.; Van Hemelrijck, M.; Jefford, M.; Lijnsvelt, J.; Bagge, A.-S. Lindqvist; Morag, O.; Ny, L.; Bagge, R. Olofsson; Rogiers, A.; Saw, R.P.M.; Serpentini, S.; Iannopollo, L.; Thompson, J.; Stiller, H. Tufvesson; Vanlaer, N.; van Akkooi, A.C.J.; van de Poll-Franse, L.V.
European journal of cancer (1990), August 2024, Letnik: 207Journal Article
We aimed to develop a European Organization for Research and Treatment of Cancer (EORTC) Quality of Life (QoL) module tailored for patients with advanced (resectable or unresectable stage III/IV) melanoma receiving immune checkpoint inhibitors or targeted therapy. Following the EORTC QoL Group module development guidelines, we conducted phases 1 and 2 of the development process. In phase 1, we generated a list of health-related (HR)QoL issues through a systematic literature review and semi-structured interviews with healthcare professionals (HCPs) and patients with advanced melanoma. In phase 2, these issues were converted into questionnaire items to create the preliminary module. Phase 1: we retrieved 8006 articles for the literature review, of which 35 were deemed relevant, resulting in 84 HRQoL issues being extracted to create the initial issue list. Semi-structured interviews with 18 HCPs and 28 patients with advanced melanoma resulted in 28 issues being added to the initial issue list. Following EORTC module development criteria, 26 issues were removed, and two issues were added after review by patient advocates. Phase 2: To ensure uniformity and avoid duplication, 16 issues were consolidated into eight items. Additionally, an independent expert contributed one new item, resulting in a preliminary module comprising 80 HRQoL items. We identified a range of HRQoL issues (dry skin, xerostomia, and arthralgia) relevant to patients with stage III/IV melanoma. Future module development phases will refine the questionnaire. Once completed, this module will enable standardized assessment of HRQoL in patients with (locally) advanced melanoma. •We aimed to create a HRQoL module tailored for patients with advanced melanoma.•We identified the most important symptomatic HRQoL issues associated with ICI and TT.•Our study highlights the benefit of using a disease-specific instrument to measure HRQoL.
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