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[Web Questionnaire Survey on Appetite Loss and Weight Loss Associated with Cancer Cachexia Japanese Evidence for Patients Of Cancer Cachexia(J-EPOCC)-The Problem Awareness of Appetite Loss and Weight Loss].

Appetite loss and weight loss associated with cancer have negative effects on the quality of life and OS of cancer patients. We conducted a web questionnaire survey for healthcare professionals(doctors and medical staff), patients and families to clarify the problem awareness for appetite loss and weight loss associated with cancer. As a result, it turned out that families were more concerned about patients' appetite loss and weight loss, and nearly half of patients haven't consulted their symptoms to healthcare professionals, and it meant that patients missed the opportunity to receive medical intervention due to no consultation. While healthcare professionals have a strong desire to provide dedicated treatment for appetite loss and weight loss in cancer patients, the proportion of patients and families who replied their symptom had improved with the intervention was low. In the near future, it will be necessary to enlighten the importance of symptom management to patients and families and pay attention to their symptom change for healthcare professionals.