The term 'supportive care'arose from the medical oncology literature predominantly in the
context of managing the toxicities of cancer treatment but embraces all symptom …

Hematologic malignancy outcomes have remarkably improved in the past decade with
further advancement expected in future years. However, the detrimental effects of financial …

Importance Financial toxicity (FT), unintended and unanticipated financial burden
experienced by cancer patients undergoing cancer care, is associated with negative …

Purpose: The increase in cost-sharing between patients and payers has resulted in financial
toxicity in cancer patients, particularly among young adult (YA) patients and survivors (< 40 …

PURPOSE This study examined the feasibility, acceptability, and preliminary effectiveness of
an oncology financial navigation (OFN) intervention, Coverage and Cost-of-Care Links (CC …

OBJECTIVES: Patient assistance programs (eg, co-pay assistance) may reduce patients' out-
of-pocket costs for prescription medicines, providing financial assistance to access …

Hematologic malignancy outcomes have remarkably improved in the past decade with
further advancement expected in future years. However, the detrimental effects of financial …

Financial toxicity (FT) is a source of strain for patients and caregivers during cancer therapy
[1–5]. While exact definitions may vary, FT generally refers to the detrimental effects of …