OBJECTIVE: To systematically review the literature on involving people affected by cancer in
healthcare research, policy and planning and practice. METHODS: Database searches …

Abstract Objective Cancer among Indigenous populations in the developed world appears
to have increased over past few decades. This article explores issues related to cancer …

Background/objectives Delayed presentation of symptomatic cancer is associated with
poorer survival. Aboriginal patients with cancer have higher rates of distant metastases at …

Background At least some forms of breast cancer are increasingly being viewed as a chronic
illness, where an emphasis is placed on meeting the various ongoing needs of people living …

Background Advancements in cancer survivorship care have shown that holistic
approaches, tailored to people's unique survivorship needs, can decrease cancer burden …

Purpose Community support is an integral aspect of health and well-being for Indigenous
peoples. The purpose of this paper is to demonstrate the valuable role of community support …

Cancer is the second leading cause of death among Native Americans, who have-some of
the poorest cancer survival rates of any race/ethnicity nationwide. Considering the cancer …

Objective There are few support programs with evidence-based practices which address the
needs of cancer survivors from indigenous populations. This systematic review analysed the …

The community and health programmatic needs of state-recognized tribes vary in
comparison to tribes who are federally recognized. Federal recognition provides tribes with …

Background. The Aboriginal Women's Cancer Care Project used a participatory research
model guided by an Aboriginal advisory group. Methods. The researchers attempted to …