UPC

UPC-Utrecht Prostate Cohort...

Description

The aim of "Utrecht Prostate Cohort for cancer treatment intervention studies and long term evaluation"(UPC) is to: (1) develop an ongoing observational database with short- and long-term clinical and patient-reported outcomes during and after treatm...

General Design

Cohort type

Clinical cohort, Registry

Design

Longitudinal

Design description

Multicenter, prospective longitudinal cohort

Collection type

Prospective

Start/End year

2020 - ongoing

Design paper
The first patient-reported outcomes from the Utrecht Prostate Cohort (UPC): the first platform facilitating ‘trials within cohorts’ (TwiCs) for the evaluation of interventions for prostate cancer

Population

Countries

Netherlands (the)

Number of participants

1608

Population age groups

Adult (18+ years)

Main medical condition
  • II Neoplasms
Inclusion criteria
  • Age group inclusion criterion
  • Defined population inclusion criterion

Contributors

Additional organisations

  • St. Antonius Hospital

Available Data & Samples

Data categories

  • Medical records
  • Survey data

Areas of information

  • Medication and supplements
  • Non-pharmacological interventions
  • Socio-demographic and economic characteristics
  • Lifestyle and behaviours
  • Perception of health, quality of life, development and functional limitations
  • Symptoms and signs
  • Physical measures and assessments
  • Laboratory measures

Subpopulations

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Collection events

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Partners

Networks

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Publications

Access conditions

Data requests can be made to the study team....

Data access conditions
  • health or medical or biomedical research
  • disease specific research
Data use conditions
  • research specific restrictions
Release type
  • Continuous
Release description

Datasets can be exported on demand

Funding & Acknowledgements

Funding

This research is partially funded by a grant from ZonMw IMDI/LSH-TKI (project number104006004) and partially funded by the UMC Utrecht and St. Antonius Ziekenhuis Nieuwegein-Utrecht.