Table 8.

Quality of life assessment and its correlation to sleep quality.

Author	Questionnaire	Type of cancer	Conclusion
Kerner et al. [36]	QLQ-C30 and ESAS	Breast or endometrium cancer	Enhancement of quality of life after CIM
Fortmann et al. [37]	HRQOL	All types of cancer/teenager patients	Correlation between quality of life, asthenia, and insomnia
Beck et al. [34]	MOS PCS et MOS MCS	Breast/stage I to IIIA	Correlation between quality of life, physical, and mental health
Trudel-Fitzgerald et al. [38]	Multidimensional fatigue inventory	Resected cancers of all types	Adjuvant treatment is correlated with more depression, anxiety, insomnia, asthenia, and pain
Armbruster et al. [39]	SF36	Endometrium/early stages	Correlation between mental health and sleep quality
Inhestern et al. [32]	SF8 et FAD-GF	All cancer types survivors	Several items (social and familial support) are correlated to anxiety and depression
Our study	QLQ-C30 and PSQI	Lung/advanced stages	Several quality of life items (nausea, insomnia, physical performance) worsened after chemotherapy

CIM: Complementary integrative medicine ESAS: Edmonton Symptom Assessment Scale; FAD-GF: general functioning scale of the Family Assessment Device; HR-QOL: Health related-Quality of life; MOS MCS: Medical Outcomes Study Mental Component Score; MOS PCS: Medical Outcomes Study Physical Component Score; SF36: Short form.