Introduction Cancer incidence and survivorship are increasing worldwide. With more people
living through and beyond cancer, there is a subsequent increase in their supportive care …

Objectives To identify the financing and policy challenges for Medicare and universal health
care in Australia, as well as opportunities for whole‐of‐system strengthening. Study design …

Purpose The aim of this study was to establish research and infrastructure priorities for
cancer survivorship. Methods A two-round modified online Delphi study was completed by …

Introduction Financial toxicity is common and pervasive among cancer patients. Research
suggests that gynecologic cancer patients experiencing financial toxicity are at increased …

Purpose To perform a systematic review on financial toxicity of breast cancer–related
lymphedema. Methods Seven databases were searched on September 11, 2022. Eligible …

Introduction Centralisation of head and neck surgical services means that patients in
regional and remote Australia need to travel long distances for treatment and follow‐up …

Modern medicine has long been characterised by a relentless focus on innovation and the
expansion of biomedical and scientific boundaries, with cancer at the vanguard. The more …

Background Financial toxicity, defined as both the objective financial burden and subjective
financial distress from a cancer diagnosis and its treatment, is a topic of interest in the …

Objectives To investigate self‐reported out‐of‐pocket health care expenses, both overall
and by cost type, for a large population‐based sample of Australians, by cancer status and …

Objectives To examine out‐of‐pocket costs incurred by patients for radiation oncology
services and their variation by geographic location. Design Analysis of patient‐level Medical …