Lingyun Sun
Xiyuan Hospital, China Academy of Chinese Medical Sciences
Lingyun Sun MD, is an attending physician from oncology department, Xiyuan Hospital. China Academy of Chinese Medical Sciences. From 2016 to 2017, Lingyun had been a joint training PhD student in Integrative Medicine Services, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, under the mentor of Professor Jun Mao. Lingyun is student of Professor Yang Yufei, SIO committee board member of Asia, and dedicates on a series of research directions of integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine in the prevention and treatment of colorectal cancer. Among them, clinical research mainly focused on the whole process efficacy evaluation of traditional Chinese medicine in the prevention and treatment of colorectal cancer and carried out randomized controlled clinical study and real-world study. Basic research mainly focuses on the gut micro-biome mechanism of traditional Chinese medicine in the prevention and treatment of colorectal cancer, looking for the gut micro-biome targets of early and advanced stage colorectal cancer, as well as the correlation with immune and metabolic regulation. In addition, many years of research and exploration have been carried out in the field of TCM Cancer Rehabilitation(cancer survivorship care), focusing on the exploration of TCM Cancer Rehabilitation service mode, the application and evaluation of psychosomatic rehabilitation and symptom management of integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine. Lingyun has been participated in SIO since 2015 and honored 2016 SIO Young Investigators Award. Up to now, Lingyun has published more than ten peer reviewed articles and is PI of one National Natural Science Foundation of China, Youth Science Foundation project and two academic level research programs.
Integrative TCM and Western Medicine Psychosomatic Rehabilitation Online Group Therapy
Dear committee,
we would like to submit our original research “Integrative Traditional Chinese Medicine and Western Medicine Psychosomatic Rehabilitation Online Group Therapy（TCM-Psycho eRhab） for Colorectal Cancer Survivors: A Pilot Study” to the 19th SIO annual conference’s abstract session. Though after radical cancer treatments, colorectal cancer survivors still face many unmet needs for survivorship care, including fear of cancer recurrence, lacking support or necessary information, and symptoms burden. Same as this year’s theme, how to effectively deliver multidisciplinary integrative oncology care to CRC survivors is a critical scientific question and clinical issue. Our research team established an Integrative Traditional Chinese Medicine and Western Medicine Psychosomatic Rehabilitation Online Group program (TCM-Psycho eRhab) according to CRC survivors’ needs and willingness in China. The current study is a single arm pilot clinical study(n=39) to evaluate the efficacy of TCM-Psycho eRhab on relieving cancer related stress for CRC survivors. Our results showed that after six-week intervention(90-minute online communication, as well as TCM combined lifestyle consultation and mindfulness training pre week), the level of anxiety, depression, fear of cancer recurrence and certain cancer related symptoms among recruited CRC survivors decreased significantly. On the next step, we are planning to launch a randomized controlled clinical trial to evaluate its efficacy and provide more evidence for future clinical application. We would like to share more details on our program and interventions through oral presentation during this year’ conference and communicate with SIO members globally. Thanks for your consideration.
Lingyun Sun
Xiyuan Hospital, China Academy of Chinese Medical Sciences
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