New study explores how digital tools can personalize cancer care

Copied word for word from the study's registry entry, so the wording is the study team's rather than ours.

Inclusion Criteria: Patients 1. Patients (who are living with and beyond colorectal cancer) who have agreed to complete the eHNA intervention within 31 days of diagnosis OR patients who received the ARC clinic HNA intervention. 2. Over 18 years of age 3. Speak a conversational level of English Patients will be sampled purposively to ensure a range of experiences. Patients will be sampled on ethnicity, gender, age, time since diagnosis, socio-economic status, and digital maturity, so that findings can also be used to explore and address cancer inequalities. Paired clinicians 1. Clinicians (e.g., CNS, AHP, cancer support worker) who work in cancer services and provide the eHNA/ARC intervention to (the recruited) patients who are living with colorectal cancer. 2. Over the age of 18 3. Speak a conversational level of English. Team members 1. Clinicians (e.g., CNS, AHP, cancer support worker) who work in the colorectal cancer team or who work in close liaison with the colorectal cancer team and are responsible for providing the eHNA and care planning consultation. 2. Over the age of 18 3. Speak a conversational level of English. Exclusion Criteria: Patients 1. Patients (who are living with and beyond cancer) who are receiving treatment but who have not agreed to complete an eHNA /patients who did not attend the ARC clinic. 2. Under 18 years of age 3. Do not speak a conversational level of English 4. Patients who lack capacity to consent Patients that are approached to take part in the study but who do not want to participate will automatically be excluded from the project. Insufficient ability to understand/speak English is an exclusion criterion for this study because the research uses audio recordings of verbal conversation and relies on understanding of written study materials in order to ensure informed consent. Participants with a low level of literacy (but with adequate conversational level of English) can be supported by having the researcher read out the participant information sheet and consent form, and to check for understanding. Paired Clinicians 1. Clinicians who do not provide the eHNA intervention /ARC intervention to patients who are living with and beyond cancer. Team members 1\. Clinicians (e.g., CNS, AHP, cancer support worker) who do not work in the colorectal cancer team or in close liaison with the colorectal cancer team.