BACKGROUND: As the proportion of survivors from breast cancer increases it is possible
that follow-up care could be delivered wholly by generalists to relieve over subscribed …

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 …

Background Shared breast cancer follow-up care involving a breast cancer specialist and a
general practitioner (GP) has been demonstrated to be effective, yet barriers to participation …

Purpose This study aims to explore and examine experiences and perceptions of follow-up
care (medical and psychosocial) after active treatment for breast cancer among women …

We surveyed the opinions of patients on routine follow-up for early breast cancer to assess
their satisfaction with current breast cancer follow-up arrangements, establish the issues that …

Purpose Women's experience of breast cancer treatment is a complex feature of survival
which reflects and impacts upon the quality of their inter-personal relationships. We aimed to …

AIM: The Breast Care Nurse (BCN) supports people with breast cancer, co-ordinating
services, and providing information and psychosocial support, yet there is ambiguity …

The unmet needs of women with breast cancer have been extensively documented. In the
United Kingdom, theintroduction of the specialist breast nurse (SBN) role has been one …

Aim. The aim of this qualitative study was to describe from the perspective of 10 women
(aged 39–69 years), their experience of living with breast cancer. Background. Although …

Aims and objectives. To explore the experiences of 12 women with breast cancer, involved
in a large longitudinal qualitative study designed to explore the experiences of people with …