Improvements in early detection and treatment have led to a growing prevalence of survivors
of cancer worldwide. Models of care fail to address adequately the breadth of physical …

The number of survivors of cancer is increasing substantially. Current models of care are
unsustainable and fail to address the many unmet needs of survivors of cancer. Numerous …

Examining and addressing unmet care needs is integral to improving the provision and
quality of cancer services. This review explored the prevalence of unmet supportive care …

Purpose To critically assess the effectiveness and implementation of different models of post-
treatment cancer survivorship care compared to specialist-led models of survivorship care …

Oncology nurses are at the heart of tackling the increasing global burden of cancer. Their
contribution is unique because of the scale and the diversity of care roles and …

Objective The aim of this umbrella systematic review was to critically synthesize unmet
supportive care needs of people affected by cancer. Data Sources The Joanna Briggs …

Background The predominant definition of fear of cancer recurrence (FCR) conflates FCR
with fear of progression (FOP). However, this assumption has never been tested …

Purpose To care for the growing population of cancer survivors, health services worldwide
must reconsider how to deliver care to people living with and beyond a cancer diagnosis …

Purpose Diagnosis of breast cancer and its treatment dramatically affects women's
psychological health. This study investigated the prevalence of depression and anxiety and …

Background: Cancer survivors often experience long‑term negative consequences of their
cancer and cancer treatment. With increasing numbers of survivors and duration of survival …