NEW STUDY ACTIVATION
SHINE (WF-2202) Amendment 1, Protocol Version Date 01/04/2024 has been activated
The WF NCORP Research Base study entitled Optimizing Psychosocial Intervention for Breast Cancer-related Sexual Morbidity: The Sexual Health and Intimacy Education (SHINE) Trial has been activated. The protocol and related documents were released on February 29, 2024.
WF-2202 Document Access:
- The protocol documents are available on the CTSU website.
- The Helpful Guide is available HERE.
- The Introductory Webinar recording and slides are available HERE.
- This recorded webinar will also be available on CTSU-CLASS; Course Title: WAKE: WF-2202 (SHINE) Introductory Webinar
Sites interested in participating should contact NCORP@wakehealth.edu; Attn: WF-2202 and request a start-up packet.
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