Background As the number of breast cancer survivors continues to rise, Western populations
become more ethnically and socially diverse and healthcare resources become ever-more …

Follow-up care after breast cancer treatment is becoming more complex as it attempts to
address the long-term needs of an increasing number of survivors. Workforce issues in …

Survivorship is an under-recognized period in the care of women with breast cancer. This
paper aimed to determine if supports provided by health services were adequate in meeting …

Aims The aim of this study was to explore breast cancer patients' experiences during
survivorship. Particular attention is given to the role of specialist breast care nurses in …

Purpose The transition from a breast cancer patient to a survivor can be associated with
significant physical, psychological, and social challenges. Development of multidisciplinary …

Purpose Advances in breast cancer treatment have increased survival and contributed to
longer periods of survivorship as reported by the Committee CCSsS (Canadian Cancer …

Background The number of breast cancer survivors has increased since 1990 due to
advances in biomedical technology that lead to an increase in early diagnosis and …

Purpose The aim of this study is to evaluate the perspectives of Asian oncology practitioners
on the physical and psychosocial issues experienced by breast cancer survivors (BCS) …

Objective: The increasing number of breast cancer survivors and the complexity of follow‐up
care make the provision of high‐quality survivorship care a challenge. This study explored …

Purpose The aim of this study was to identify the concerns of postmenopausal breast cancer
patients in Ireland and inform the development of a survivorship care plan. Method A …