Abstract Objective The American Cancer Society and the National Cancer Institute launched
and evaluated a personalized online program leveraging behavioral science principles to …

The current issue of Journal of Oncology Practice is focused on multidisciplinary cancer
care. It seems germane to begin the series with a case presentation. Jane Forbes (not her …

106 Journal of the National Cancer Institute Monographs, No. 40, 2010 that 90% of cancer-
consistent symptoms presenting to primary care providers are not actually associated with a …

Objective: The delivery of psychological care services to people with cancer and their carers
is a key clinical priority that has yet to be broadly implemented. The present study aimed to …

Healthcare systems across the world are transitioning into patient-centered healthcare
models to ensure improved health outcomes, increased operational efficiencies and …

Informal caregivers, such as close friends and family, play an important role in a hospital
patient's care. Although CSCW researchers have shown the potential for social computing …

Individuals with multiple chronic conditions (MCC) collaborate with spousal caregivers daily
to pursue what is most important to their health and well-being. Previous research in human …

The intertwined and sometimes contradictory work of managing complex health needs (eg,
discordant, enigmatic, and/or rare conditions) creates many challenges for patients …

Individuals with multiple chronic health conditions (MCC) often face an overwhelming set of
self-management work, resulting in a need to set care priorities. Yet, much self-management …

Dealing with a cancer diagnosis and cancer treatment involves communication among
clinicians, patients, families, friends and others affected by the illness. The hypothesis of this …