One of the core principles of providing care in general practice is giving more to those who
need it most. We investigate some of the complexities of this ambition in the context of …

Purpose Socioeconomic inequality in return to work after cancer treatment and rehabilitation
have been documented, but less is known about its causes. This paper investigates the role …

Background Our aim in this study is to provide a systematic assessment of the site-specific
cancer survival rates of patients with different educational levels, using population-based …

Objective The aim of this study was to analyze the influence of social determinants on
changes in dietary habits before and after diagnosis of breast cancer in women (Barcelona …

The purpose of this study is to shed light on various sources of inequalities in the utilization
of institutional care among the Estonian elderly. We apply two-part hurdle and zero-inflated …

Background The present study explored the reflections on cancer survivorship care of
lymphoma survivors in active treatment. Lymphoma survivors have survivorship care needs …

Background Ancillary therapies with rehabilitative, palliative, and survivorship specialists
mitigate adverse effects of breast cancer surgery. Existing data suggest that patients from …

Aims: Scandinavian cancer care policies emphasise community-level rehabilitation services,
but little is known about changes in service provision over time. This follow-up study …

The development of supportive care for cancer patients has been shown to have a positive
impact on both mortality rates and many aspects of life after cancer, particularly in young …

Introduction Multiple factors (patient age, wait time, depression, etc.) have been associated
with lower patient satisfaction as assessed by the Press Ganey® Outpatient Medical Practice …