Valued Living intervention to increase advance care planning and well‐being in depressed and anxious adults with advanced cancer: Randomized trial in community oncology clinics

March 15, 2026CancerOpen Access

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The aim is to evaluate the impact of a valued living intervention on advance care planning and well-being in adults with advanced cancer experiencing depression and anxiety.
Randomized trial design implemented in community oncology clinics.
Participants included adults with advanced cancer, depression, and anxiety.
Intervention focused on enhancing valued living to promote advance care planning.
Participants receiving the valued living intervention showed increased engagement in advance care planning.
There were significant improvements in well-being among participants in the intervention group.
The study highlighted the positive impact of the intervention on mental health outcomes.

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Randomized trial demonstrates improved advance care planning and well-being in adults with advanced cancer, suggesting effective intervention.

The trial registration is ClinicalTrials.gov NCT04773639.

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