TABLE 6.

Overview of interventions of another category than physical activity, mind–body or psychological and their aspects. In bolt at the top, the range of the patient preference sensitive attributes is summarised

Author/year	Name	Type of intervention	Duration	Intensity	Intensity of usage	HCP contact	(A)synchronous	Type of study	# participants [started (finished)]	Relation to treatment	Primary/secondary outcome	Questionnaire	Study results
		Range of patient preference sensitive items	6 months	Own pace—daily usage		2/2 with HCP contact	Synchronous and asynchronous			Both after treatment			1/2 with significant improvement
(Kapoor & Nambisan, 2020)	ACESO	Symptom and treatment‐related morbidity tracking combined with information and reminders related to the SCP.	6 months	Not described, usage at own pace	—	Nurse moderates the discussion forum	Asynchronous	Protocol for RCT pilot	Goal: 50	After treatment, max. 3 months	Secondary	BFI	Ongoing
(Cairo et al., 2020)	Vida	Health and wellness coaching	6 months	Daily motivation given by coach via the app	—	The wellness coach gives daily motivation and maintains contact with video/phone consultation	Synchronous	Non‐randomised 2‐group control design, pre‐post measures	147 (127)	After treatment	—	VAS—fatigue	Pre‐post intervention: delta = 1.2 ± 2.4 95% CI [0.7, 1.8] (p < 0.001)*

Abbreviations: BFI, Brief Fatigue Inventory; CI, confidence interval; HCP contact, contact with healthcare professional; RCT, randomised controlled trial; SCP, Survivorship Care Plan; VAS, visual analog scale.

^*Significant improvement.