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Seminars in Oncology Nursing, 2015
To review the advocacy initiatives of major cancer-related organizations and coalitions that are working to effect funding, planning, and implementation of care and services for cancer survivors.Web sites of cancer-related member organizations, advocacy associations' policy staff representatives, and published peer-reviewed health policy literature ...
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To review the advocacy initiatives of major cancer-related organizations and coalitions that are working to effect funding, planning, and implementation of care and services for cancer survivors.Web sites of cancer-related member organizations, advocacy associations' policy staff representatives, and published peer-reviewed health policy literature ...
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2021
Cancer survivorship describes the experience of living with, through, and beyond cancer. It is unknown how many cancer survivors are trans or gender diverse, because cancer registries do not collect such data. LGBTQIA+ populations are described as an “invisible diversity” in cancer care.
Ussher, Jane M. (R8741) +4 more
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Cancer survivorship describes the experience of living with, through, and beyond cancer. It is unknown how many cancer survivors are trans or gender diverse, because cancer registries do not collect such data. LGBTQIA+ populations are described as an “invisible diversity” in cancer care.
Ussher, Jane M. (R8741) +4 more
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Journal of Cancer Survivorship: Research and Practice, 2007
This paper reviews the major definitions of cancer survivorship. The current definition of a cancer survivor used in this new journal will consider many of the elements of cancer survivorship as described in these earlier definitions. It is expected that the details of the definition of cancer survivor will evolve as knowledge in the area increases ...
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This paper reviews the major definitions of cancer survivorship. The current definition of a cancer survivor used in this new journal will consider many of the elements of cancer survivorship as described in these earlier definitions. It is expected that the details of the definition of cancer survivor will evolve as knowledge in the area increases ...
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Optimizing cancer survivorship
Journal of Cancer Survivorship: Research and Practice, 2006This paper provides an introduction to a new journal dedicated to research and practice that can improve the quality of health and well-being among cancer survivors worldwide. Given the increased number of cancer survivors and the anticipated growth of this population, the development of new knowledge and innovative applications are more pressing than ...
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2022
Langzeitfolgen von Krebs überleben und bewältigen Bei rund 492.000 Deutschen wird jährlich erstmalig eine Krebserkrankung diagnostiziert. 64% der Betroffenen leben noch nach fünf Jahren und werden als «Cancer Survivors» bezeichnet. Ihnen ist dieses Buch gewidmet, verfasst von der selbst an Brustkrebs erkrankten und beratend tätigen Psychologin ...
Cordelia Galgut, Simon Crompton
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Langzeitfolgen von Krebs überleben und bewältigen Bei rund 492.000 Deutschen wird jährlich erstmalig eine Krebserkrankung diagnostiziert. 64% der Betroffenen leben noch nach fünf Jahren und werden als «Cancer Survivors» bezeichnet. Ihnen ist dieses Buch gewidmet, verfasst von der selbst an Brustkrebs erkrankten und beratend tätigen Psychologin ...
Cordelia Galgut, Simon Crompton
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Survivorship: Childhood Cancer Survivors
Primary Care: Clinics in Office Practice, 2009Late effects of therapy for childhood cancer are frequent and serious. Fortunately, many late effects are also modifiable. Proactive and anticipatory risk-based care can reduce the frequency and severity of treatment-related morbidity. The primary care clinician should be an integral component in risk-based care of survivors.
Kevin C, Oeffinger +2 more
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Survivorship: Adult Cancer Survivors
Primary Care: Clinics in Office Practice, 2009During the next decade, a rapid increase in the number of new cancer diagnoses in the population as well as a growing number of cancer survivors can be expected. Cancer is anticipated to exceed cardiovascular disease as the primary cause of mortality in the United States population.
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