ESTRO 2021 Abstract Book

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ESTRO 2021

Results In general, cancer patients from either medical or radiotherapy oncology are most frequently users of this tool (38.96% from all patients). TABLE 1. Currently there are 61 patients with active dialogue. Their clinical characteristics are as follows: gender: men 34 (55.7%) and women 27, (44.3%); age: 65.46 ± 13.99 (range 27- 89) years; cancer location: prostate cancer n = 31 (50.8%), breast cancer n = 20 (32.8%), endometrial cancer n = 4 (6.6%), rectal cancer n = 4 (6.6%), cervical cancer n = 1 (1.6%) and one case of pancreatic cancer (1.6%). According to intention of treatment: Radical: 30 (49.2%), Adjuvant 25 (41%), Neoadjuvant 3 cases (4.9%), 3 palliatives, (3.4%). The reasons for the conversation were as follows: consult for appointments, 23 (37.7%), acute toxicity 14 (23%), test results, 9 (14.8%), medication 8 patients (13.1%), COVID and vaccination, 5 (8.2%) ), chronic toxicity 2, (3.3%). There were 55, (47.41%) patients who did not answer to the invitation to participate. In total, surveys to assess the tool were carried out by 39 (63.9%) of patients. Those taking the survey: were significantly younger than those who did not answer (62.87 ± 15.59 Vs. 70.7 ± 9.24 (p = 0.02). Answered were ranged from 1 to 4. Patients considered a 4 value in Interest: 38/39 (97.4%), usefulness 100%, practical 100%, medical information 38/39 (97.4%), satisfaction 97.4%, for other recommendation 97.4%, meets expectations, 97.4%, adequate response time, 94.9% 37/39. Suggestions were none in 21 cases (34.4%), about web connection defects in 2 cases 3.3% There were other comments about simplicity, the need to be extended to other services, or the possibility to use an alarm system among others.

Conclusion The Web Dialogue is a very useful tool for communicating with patients, which is quick and allows to solve doubts and avoid unnecessary hospital consultations, especially to younger patients. Its advantage in comparison with other alternative consultations such as phone or video calls, is that both patients and health care professionals can schedule this dialogue as their best convenience. The survey may help to improve the tool. PO-1478 Sexual concerns in cancer patients in a tertiary center. M. Ruza 1 , Y. Ramírez 2 , N.A. Linares 1 , C. Iglesias 1 , J.M. Rico 1 1 Hospital Juan Ramón Jiménez, Radiation Oncology, Huelva, Spain; 2 GenesisCare, Radiation Oncology, Jerez, Cádiz, Spain Purpose or Objective The increase in the incidence of cancer and the effectiveness of treatment is increasing the number of long- term survivors. A significant number of them will develop sequelae of both the disease and its treatment that significantly impact their quality of life. It is therefore necessary to have resources to ensure that these patients have adequate support during their treatment and follow-up. The sexual consequences are common and have a significant and persistent effect on the quality of life of patients.