Purpose We examined distress levels, problems, referral wish, and supportive health care
use in a cross-sectional group of breast cancer survivors at two-time points with a 1-year …

Purpose Cancer patient survival rates are rapidly growing, and further data are needed on
the impact of the disease beyond diagnosis and treatment phases. The aims of this study …

Background Hospital‐based breast cancer follow‐up provides reassurance to patients
despite limited evidence for clinical efficacy. Although alternative models of …

Goals of the work A significant proportion of breast cancer patients experience psychosocial
morbidity after treatment, although their longer-term outcomes and supportive care service …

212 Background: BC survivors have physical and psychosocial symptoms which, if
unaddressed, result in unmet need. Unmet need has been examined primarily in long term …

Objective We investigated self-reported health care utilisation of women who survived breast
cancer for 10 years and identified predictors of health care utilisation. Methods The …

Background: Breast cancer survivors receive routine medical follow-up but are screened
less frequently to detect symptom severity and interference with function in daily life …

Background Little is known about long‐term treatment‐related symptoms in older breast
cancer survivors. We characterized long‐term patient‐reported symptoms and examined …

Background This study examines the care needs of rehabilitating breast cancer survivors
and determines what sociodemographic and medical characteristics are associated with …

Introduction: Advances have improved survival among breast cancer (BC) patients and 89%
can expect> 5 year survival. The price for this survival, however, may be physical and …