Purpose While not always sufficient, surgery is a critical component of contemporary
multidisciplinary cancer care and is generally necessary for the curative-intent treatment of …

Objective Serious illness conversations are complex clinical narratives that remain poorly
understood. Natural Language Processing (NLP) offers new approaches for identifying …

A palliative approach to care aims to meet the needs of patients and caregivers throughout a
chronic disease trajectory and can be delivered by non-palliative specialists. There is an …

Despite research explicating the benefits of cancer rehabilitation interventions to optimize
physical, social, emotional, and vocational functioning, many reports document low rates of …

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While the benefits of early palliative care for patients with metastatic cancer are well
established, cancer survivorship remains inadequately integrated into the care of patients …

Background While surgery is generally necessary for most solid-organ cancers, curative-
intent resection is occasionally aborted due to unanticipated unresectability or occult …

Introduction Given the high symptom burden and complex clinical decision making
associated with a diagnosis of brain metastases (BM), specialty palliative care (PC) can …

Introduction Medicare decedents with cancer often receive intensive care during the last
month of life; however, little information exists on longer end-of-life care trajectories …

Context Patients with advanced cancer often worry about dying. Less is known about the
role of worry in decision making regarding future care. Objectives To explore relationships …