Cancer and associated medical treatments affect patients' health-related quality of life
(HRQoL) by decreasing functional dimensions of physical, social, cognitive, and emotional …

Older cancer survivors may experience ageing at an accelerated rate when compared to
their similar-aged, cancer-free counterparts. Ageing is undoubtedly a significant risk factor …

Simple Summary Most cancer patients suffer one or more physical comorbidities (other
somatic diseases present at the moment of cancer diagnosis). Previous research has shown …

The purpose of this quality improvement initiative was to identify anxious/distressed lung
cancer patients and address their mental health needs directly related to the COVID-19. A …

Importance Psychological distress is a key component of patient-centered cancer care.
While a greater risk of suicide among patients with cancer has been reported, more frequent …

Purpose Individuals living with cancer have been shown to have a higher burden of
comorbid disease and multimorbidity in comparison to their cancer-free counterparts …

Purpose Older cancer survivors (≥ 65 years at diagnosis) are at high-risk for multimorbidity
(2+ comorbid conditions). However, few studies have utilized a generalizable sample of …

Aims Physical and psychiatric comorbidities are common in cancer patients and could
impact their treatment and prognosis. However, the evidence base regarding the influence …

Abstract Background The Covid-19 pandemic poses significant challenges for the
management of patients with cancer. In our institution, we adapted our delivery of outpatient …

Background: Physical activity has been shown to mitigate many of the effects of cancer
treatment, yet it often is not embraced by the patient or made part of the nursing standard of …