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 …

Objectives To provide an overview of the concerns and needs of breast cancer survivors and
describe approaches to quality patient-centered breast cancer survivorship care. Data …

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 …

Aims. This paper presents a review of the informational and emotional needs of long‐term
breast cancer survivors, with particular attention to the different needs of women according …

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

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 …

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 …

Goals of the work A significant proportion of breast cancer patients experience psychosocial
morbidity after treatment, although their longer-term outcomes and supportive care service …

Background Increased breast cancer survival means that many women live with long-term
consequences of their cancer and treatment. Knowledge about their coping is important …