NCT00141635: Quality-of-life assessment in breast-cancer care

Study: Integrating quality-of-life diagnostics and treatment recommendations into breast-cancer care through the Regensburg Tumor Center. 1 2

Methods and reported observations: The narrative describes 170 patients and 170 quality-of-life reports, five clinics, and 38 coordinating physicians. A separate structured enrollment field lists 190, so the denominators should not be silently equated. EORTC QLQ-C30/BR23 assessments informed multidisciplinary recommendations and repeat assessment. The narrative reports that all 38 physicians found the profiles understandable and the recommendations clinically relevant; frequently identified problems concerned emotional functioning, fatigue, and arm/shoulder symptoms. 1 2

Interpretation: These are implementation and acceptability observations from an observational care pathway. They do not establish a randomized improvement in quality of life or survival. The historical record is completed. 1 2

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1. ClinicalTrials.gov — ClinicalTrials.gov — NCT00141635. Original study registration: sponsor, design, population, endpoints and dated history.Original study registration · Original record checked against the registry API. Checked 2026-10-10. Registration and current registry fields do not by themselves establish efficacy. Historical details in the article retain their stated date. Supplied note: ClinicalTrials.gov — NCT00141635. Original study registration: sponsor, design, population, endpoints and dated history.