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. 2021 Jul 19;2021(7):CD013307. doi: 10.1002/14651858.CD013307.pub2

JPRN 2017.

Study name A multi‐center, cluster randomized controlled study comparing usual care and a multidisciplinary intervention such as the DELirium Team Approach program to manage delirium among hospitalized cancer patients
Methods Cluster‐randomised controlled trial
Participants 9600 Hospitalised cancer patients (≥50 years)
Interventions Group 1: implementation of the DELTA program with six components: (1) education of healthcare providers, (2) screening of delirium, (3) planning for delirium care, (4) prevention of occurrence and worsening of delirium, (5) scheduled assessment of delirium symptoms or risk factors, and (6) management and treatment of delirium.
Group 2: standard care
Outcomes Primary outcome (s): the incidence in events in medical safety such as falls, self‐removal of drip infusion or drain tube, restraint
Secondary outcome (s): falls, self‐removal of drip infusion or drain tube, restraint, Barthel Index, level of nursing care needs, antipsychotic drug use, opioid use, duration of hospital stay, cost of medical care, hospital readmission within 1 month after discharge, mortality within 1 year after discharge
Starting date 11/12/2017
Contact information Asao Ogawa, asogawa@east.ncc.go.jp
National Cancer Center, Division of Psycho‐Oncology, Exploratory Oncology Research&Clinical Trial Center
Notes Japan Primary Registries Network‐UMIN000030062
Status: no longer recruiting