Abstract Purpose Survivorship care plans (SCPs) provide cancer patients and health care
providers with a treatment summary and outline of recommended medical follow-up. Few …

Background This study describes the information needs of adult cancer survivors, identifies
sociodemographic, health, and healthcare-related factors associated with information …

Purpose Survivorship care planning should involve discussions between providers and
cancer survivors to address survivors' needs and optimize adherence. We examined the …

Introduction: The growing numbers of cancer survivors will challenge the ability of
oncologists to provide ongoing surveillance care. Tools such as survivorship care plans …

Purpose The purpose of this study is to examine reporting of treatment summaries and
follow-up instructions among cancer survivors. Methods Using the 2010 National Health …

Prior studies reveal gaps in cancer survivors' discussions with health care providers about
follow-up care and receipt of care plans; however, whether survivorship care planning may …

Introduction: Although survivorship care recommendations exist, there is limited evidence
about current practices and patient preferences. Methods: A cross-sectional survey was …

BACKGROUND The Institute of Medicine recommended that survivors of cancer and their
primary care providers receive survivorship care plans (SCPs) to summarize cancer …

Cancer survivors engage in cancer screenings and protective health behaviors at
suboptimal rates despite their increased risk for future illness. Survivorship care plans and …

Survivorship care plans (SCPs) serve to communicate critical information needed for cancer
survivors' long-term follow-up care. The extent to which SCPs are tailored to meet the …