ACCEPTANCE: Acceptability in Cervical Cancer of an Exercise-based Programme delivered Through an oNline Community Environment:

这一博士研究项目将设计、实施和评估一项以家庭为基础的同伴支持体力活动干预方案，对象是已完成宫颈癌治疗并因与治疗相关的症状而自我表现为体力活动障碍的年轻女性。将实施一项由多个组成部分理论驱动的干预措施，包括24周的居家、自我管理、中等强度步行计划。总共60名符合研究纳入标准的女性将被招募，并随机分为干预组或对照组。目前，莱斯特郡每年有50多名50岁以下女性新确诊宫颈癌，因此招募目标是可以实现的(2017年，与妇科顾问Esther Moss博士进行了个人交流)。

This PhD research project will design, implement and evaluate a home-based peer-support physical activity intervention programme for young women who have completed treatment for cervical cancer and have a self-expressed barrier to physical activity because of symptoms associated with their treatment. A multi-component theory-driven intervention consisting of 24 weeks of home-based, self-managed, moderate intensity walking programme will be implemented. A total of 60 women who meet the study inclusion criteria will be recruited and randomised to either the intervention group or the control group. Currently there are in excess of 50 new cervical cancers in women under 50 years diagnosed each year within Leicestershire and therefore the recruitment target is achievable (Personal communication with Dr Esther Moss, Consultant Gynaecologist, 2017).