The American Cancer Society estimates that in 2020 there were w1. 8 million new cancer
cases and w600, 000 cancer deaths, making cancer the second leading cause of death in …

Purpose: Policy reforms in the Affordable Care Act encourage health care integration to
improve quality and lower costs. We examined the association between system-level …

As the number of individuals surviving cancer continues to rise, short-and long-term effects
of cancer and its treatment that result in physical, psychosocial, and spiritual needs unique …

After treatment, cancer survivors require ongoing, comprehensive care to improve quality of
life, reduce disability, limit complications, and restore function. In Canada and …

Assessments of cancer survivors' health-related needs are often limited to national
estimates. State-specific information is vital to inform state comprehensive cancer control …

Cancer survivorship is recognised globally as a key issue. In spite of the key role played by
nurses in survivorship care, there is an identified gap in nurse's knowledge in this area. This …

Background: Primary care–led follow-up is a safe and acceptable alternative to oncologist-
led follow-up. We sought to investigate patterns of primary care use during cancer follow-up …

PURPOSE: To explore tribal primary care providers' and community oncology providers'
experiences of caring for individuals with cancer to inform intervention development and …

Many of the 14 million cancer survivors in the USA live with physical, emotional and day-to-
day concerns related to their cancer long after their treatment ends. Addressing the needs of …

Background Primary healthcare (PHC) integration has been promoted globally as a tool for
health sector reform and universal health coverage (UHC), especially in low‐resource …