Depression is common but under-treated in patients with cancer, despite being a major
modifiable contributor to morbidity and early mortality. Integrating psychosocial care into …

Cancer journeys, encompassing patients' cancer experiences through survivorship, are
complex and diverse. Individuals must cope with numerous physical and emotional …

Coordination of quality care for the growing population of cancer survivors with
comorbidities remains poorly understood, especially among health disparity populations …

Depression management for patients with chronic medical illnesses, including cancer, is
often inadequate.“Depression Care for People with Cancer”(DCPC) has been designed to …

Background Collaborative care involves active engagement of primary care and hospital
physicians in shared care of patients beyond usual discharge summaries. This enhances …

Objectives Comorbid major depression is associated with reduced quality of life and greater
use of healthcare resources. A recent randomised trial (SMaRT, Symptom Management …

Background Medical conditions are often complicated by major depression, with consequent
additional impairment of quality of life. We aimed to compare the effectiveness of an …

Background Previous systematic reviews have found limited evidence for the effectiveness
of pharmacological and psychological interventions for the management of depression in …

Despite substantial evidence that patients with cancer commonly have significant
psychosocial problems, for which we have evidence-based treatments, many patients still do …

The “silo” metaphor is one of the most pervasive in healthcare. A staple of the farming
industry, silos are storage structures that tower over fields keeping crops such as corn and …