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Evaluation of the Effects of Equicoaching on Social Reintegration Among Young Adults Who Have Been Treated for Cancer
This is a category 2 human research study (RIPH), interventional, single-center, prospective, open-label. The primary objective of this study is to qualitatively assess the effects of equicoaching on social reintegration in young adults who have been treated for cancer. The secondary objectives are to evaluate the contribution of equicoaching to: 1. Self-confidence; 2. Well-being 3. Quality of life Satisfaction with equicoaching will also be evaluated.
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