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Cancer Survivorship Research & Care
ISSN 2835-2610 · Taylor & Francis Group · 47 artikel di indeks
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Educational outcomes in survivors of childhood cancer: an analysis of linked cancer registry and population-wide census data
Purpose To investigate educational attainment in adults with a history of childhood/youth cancer in New South Wales, Australia using linked data.Methods People diagnosed with cancer at ages 0–19 years (NSW Cancer Registry) during 1972–2016 were linked to the 2016 census to investigate differences…
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Strengthening sexual wellbeing support after prostate cancer: from co-design recommendations to equity-focused implementation
This letter responds to Beckmann et al.’s co-design article on improving sexual wellbeing support after prostate cancer. The study offers a timely and patient-centred contribution to survivorship care. Its strengths include mixed-methods evidence synthesis, consumer involvement, and practical…
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High-intensity exercise training for the management of persistent fatigue following allogeneic hematopoietic stem cell transplantation: a prospective pilot study
Background Persistent fatigue impairs quality-of-life after allogeneic hematopoietic stem cell transplantation (alloHSCT), and evidence-based interventions are lacking. We investigated the feasibility of combined aerobic and resistance training for long-term survivors post-alloSCT with persistent…
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Capturing financial experiences of cancer survivors: a scoping review and call for consensus
Background Variation in conceptualization and measurement of financial consequences of cancer treatment poses issues for analysis and interpretation.Aims This scoping review characterized terms, conceptualizations, and measures used to describe financial experiences of post-treatment cancer…
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Use of patient-reported outcome measures in Australian pediatric oncology practice and research
Background Patient-reported outcome measures (PROMs) are commonly used in research, and when applied at the point of care can support systematic identification of treatment impacts and timely intervention.Aim To understand more about PROM use in pediatric oncology in Australia.Method An online…
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Feasibility and acceptability of a preoperative video education intervention to support psychological readiness for bowel function recovery in colorectal cancer care: a prospective single-arm study
Purpose Bowel dysfunction is common after surgery for colorectal cancer (CRC) and often affects quality of life. Limited preoperative preparation and lack of survivorship-focused education may lead to mismatched expectations and suboptimal functional recovery. This study evaluated the feasibility…
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Survivorship guidelines in pediatric and adolescent radiation oncology: a systematic review
Purpose As survival rates for childhood and young adult cancer continue to improve, there is a growing need for comprehensive survivorship care that addresses long-term health outcomes after radiation treatment. This review aimed to synthesize and critically appraise national and international…
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Interprofessional development of a behaviour change resource for physiotherapists promoting physical activity during and beyond breast cancer treatment
Introduction Physical activity can reduce side effects and improve quality of life during and after breast cancer treatment. Although interventions can increase activity, gains are often not maintained once support ends. Embedding behaviour change theory may improve maintenance, but applying it is…
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Self-advocacy: a critical mediator between spousal disease communication and symptom perception in breast cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy
Objective To investigate the mediating role of self-advocacy in the relationship between spousal illness communication and symptom burden in breast cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy.Methods A cross-sectional survey was conducted using convenience sampling to recruit 411 dyads (breast cancer…
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Exploring the experiences of cancer survivors with a mobile survivorship care plan application: a mixed-methods study
Background Survivorship care plans (SCPs) aid cancer survivors in transitioning from active treatment to long-term survivorship. Mobile health approaches to survivorship could enhance the effectiveness of SCPs. This study aims to better understand the perspectives and preferences cancer survivors…
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Co-design development of recommendations for improving sexual wellbeing support for people affected by prostate cancer
Purpose To develop practical, evidence-based recommendations for improving sexual wellbeing support for people with prostate cancer (PCa).Methods We used a co-design approach that combined evidence reviews with stakeholder input in the Australian healthcare context. Our research included a scoping…
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Embodied disruption and the process of sexual adjustment after breast cancer: a qualitative study
Aim Sexual difficulties are commonly reported following breast cancer treatment; however, much of the existing literature has focused on sexual outcomes rather than the embodied processes through which these difficulties emerge and evolve. This study aimed to advance understanding of post-treatment…
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The co-occurrence of obesity with cancer-related fatigue and their impact on physical function among breast cancer survivors
Purpose To evaluate the associations of obesity and cancer-related fatigue (CRF) among breast cancer survivors, and the impact of their co-occurrence on physical function.Methods In a nationwide randomized clinical trial, we assessed body mass index (BMI; kg/m2), CRF via the Brief Fatigue Inventory…
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An examination of sexual dysfunction in a cohort of women cancer survivors
Sexual dysfunction (i.e. sexual side effects) related to cancer and cancer treatment is a common challenge for women in survivorship. Most research has focused on women with a history of reproductive cancers, leaving sexual side effects among survivors of non-reproductive cancers understudied…
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Neurologic dance training (NDT) as supportive care for the physical symptoms of cancer: a systematic review and meta-analysis
Objective This systematic review and meta-analysis assessed evidence regarding dance as nonpharmacologic treatment for the physical symptoms of cancer survivorship.Data sources PubMed, Embase, Scopus.Study selection Following PRISMA guidelines, two reviewers independently screened and assessed…
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Health behaviors, and beliefs about health behaviors and cancer risk, among US cancer survivors: a HINTS-SEER study
Background It is important to understand how health behaviors, and beliefs about health behaviors and cancer risk, vary by sociodemographic factors.Methods The Health Information National Trends Survey – Surveillance, Epidemiology, and End Results study sampled US cancer survivors in 2021. We used…
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Lessons in complexity learned during a Canadian virtual pragmatic trial for prostate cancer survivorship
Background: Widespread adoption of digital health innovations (DHI) is often plagued with barriers to successful implementation. We share our experiences piloting and implementing our DHI, the Ned Clinic (Ned for “no evidence of disease”), to support prostate cancer survivors.Methods: We applied…
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Complementary and integrative medicine (CIM) use and association of self-efficacy with health behaviors and quality of life among survivors of sarcoma
Background Self-efficacy has been associated with higher quality of life (QOL) in cancer survivors. In this study, we assessed whether complementary and integrative medicine (CIM) utilization, health behaviors, and QOL are associated with self-efficacy among sarcoma survivors.Methods Adults who…
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Barriers to care for childhood cancer survivors at risk for late cardiovascular disease: a mixed methods approach
Purpose Cardiovascular disease (CVD) represents a leading cause of late morbidity and mortality among survivors of childhood cancer. This study aimed to address barriers to longitudinal survivorship-focused care.Methods A previously validated late cardiovascular risk calculator was implemented…