Washington University School of Medicine
The purpose of this study is to assess the feasibility, acceptability, preliminary outcomes, and participant and implementation partners experiences with a community-engaged Medically Tailored Meals (MTM) stepdown pilot intervention designed to support sustained healthy eating behaviors and cancer-related outcomes among food-insecure adults with cancer in the St. Louis region.
Inclusion Criteria for Stepdown Intervention Participants: * Enrolled in and graduating from the Food Outreach MTM Cancer program; defined as having completed 12-months of services from intake date and no longer undergoing active cancer treatment as confirmed through a routine recertification assessment conducted by a Food Outreach dietitian Exclusion Criteria for Stepdown Intervention Participants: * Never enrolled in the Food Outreach MTM Cancer program OR actively enrolled in the Food Outreach MTM Cancer program and not meeting criteria for graduation, defined as having been enrolled for…
Participants will receive medically tailored meals monthly through Food Outreach for three months after graduation from the MTM Cancer Program. MTM are designed by a registered dietitian and include frozen medically tailored meals, medically tailored groceries and fresh produce tailored for each participant.
Nutrition education will be provided by a registered dietitian and designed to support the transition to independent healthy eating during cancer survivorship. Nutrition education materials were developed by Food Outreach.
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