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Is best supportive care really best supportive care?

Journal of Clinical Oncology, 2009
9639 Background: With the growth of palliative medicine over the past decade, the paradigm of supportive care has evolved to create new standards for cancer patients. The aim of this study was to define “best supportive care” (BSC) during clinical trials of advanced solid tumors.
R. Lee, J. Von Roenn
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Advances in supportive care

European Journal of Cancer Care, 1996
A range of distressing symptoms, such as nausea and vomiting, dyspnoea and pain, which invariably impair quality of life, may develop in cancer patients as a result of their disease and treatment. The side-effects of cancer treatments place additional burdens on the patient.
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General Supportive Care

2013
In addition to PAH-specific therapies proven to be effective in achieving a better outcome and/or symptomatic improvement, the care of patients with pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH) requires a complex strategy that includes general pharmacological and non-pharmacological measures. This chapter will detail the general supportive measures beneficial
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Enhanced supportive care

British Journal of Hospital Medicine
Enhanced supportive care is a care model providing earlier access to multiprofessional, coordinated care for patients from the point of cancer diagnosis. As a proactive model of care, it stands as a contrast to providing access to a multidisciplinary team once a patient has hit a crisis point, or when their prognosis has become sufficiently poor that ...
Daniel, Monnery, Joanne, Droney
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Supportive care in children

Current Opinion in Oncology, 2010
To provide an update on the rational approach of febrile neutropenia in children with cancer and discuss future research aspects in the field.Clinical and laboratory variables and new biomarkers associated with an increased risk for a severe outcome including invasive bacterial infection (IBI), sepsis, and mortality have been identified for children ...
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Supportive care

2015
Quality of life - Pain management - Psychological ...
Drew Provan   +4 more
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Hospital-Supported Child Care

The American Journal of Nursing, 1983
"The real nightmare," she recalls, "was the lack of adequate child care. As a staff nurse, I had very little control over my schedule, and finding people to watch my kids was nearly impossible." Eventually worn out by the problem, she switched to privateduty nursing.
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Supportive care

Current Opinion in Oncology, 1997
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Supportive Care: The “Keystone” of Modern Oncology Practice

Cancers, 2023
Florian Scotte   +2 more
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