Introduction Patients presenting to primary care with site-specific alarm symptoms can be
referred onto urgent suspected cancer pathways, whereas those with non-specific symptoms …

Background Chemotherapy and radiotherapy for breast cancer may lead to cardiac
dysfunction, but the prevalence of long-term echocardiographic evidence of cardiac …

Preventive care, such as screening, is important for reducing the risk of cancer, a leading
cause of death worldwide. Indeed, some type of cancers are detected through screening …

Background Cancer survivors are living longer, prompting greater focus on managing
cancer as a chronic condition. Shared care between primary care providers (PCP s) and …

Background Shared decision making (SDM) is considered important to realise personalised
cancer care. Increased GP involvement after a diagnosis is advocated to improve SDM. Aim …

Rationale: Pathways to lung cancer diagnosis and treatment are complex. International
evidence shows significant variations in pathways. Qualitative research investigating …

PURPOSE Because of the global COVID-19 pandemic, health care organizations
introduced guidelines for modifications to health and cancer medical care delivery to …

Survivorship care that is shared between oncology and primary care providers may be a
suitable model to effectively and efficiently care for the growing survivor population, however …

Purpose. To clarify experiences and preferences of patients regarding the current and future
role of GPs during treatment and follow-up care of colorectal cancer (CRC). Methods …

Many people are diagnosed with cancer after presenting with signs and symptoms of their
disease to a healthcare provider. Research from developed countries suggests that, in …