Tracking Insomnia Over One Year in Adults Newly Diagnosed With Cancer and Related Factors Affecting Sleep

What this Trial Is About

This research focuses on patients newly diagnosed with cancer who did not previously have sleep problems. It aims to track how insomnia develops and changes during the first year after diagnosis. The study also explores factors that might influence the start or continuation of insomnia, including cancer treatments and other therapies used to manage sleep issues. Participants are followed for one year after their cancer diagnosis. The study observes their sleep quality and whether they receive referrals to psychologists trained in insomnia treatment, as well as how well they stick to these therapies. No specific treatments are administered as part of this observational study. During the year, researchers regularly assess participants insomnia severity, sleep quality, cancer-related pain, anxiety or depression, and overall quality of life. The study collects this information through ongoing follow-ups to understand how these factors evolve over time.

Evolution of Insomnia During the First Year in Patients Newly Diagnosed With Cancer