Although gynecologic cancers account for only 10% of all new cancer cases in women,
these cancers account for 20% of all female cancer survivors. Improvements in cancer care …

Introduction This study evaluates the concordance of treatment summaries (TSs) and
survivorship care plans (SCPs) delivered to breast cancer survivors within the …

Background The growing number of cancer survivors combined with a looming shortage of
oncology specialists will require greater coordination of post-treatment care responsibilities …

The majority of children, adolescents, and young adults diagnosed with cancer will become
long‐term survivors with many potential years of life ahead of them. Their journey from …

BACKGROUND: Multimodal cancer care requires collaboration among different
professionals in various settings. Practice guidelines provide little direction on how this can …

Background Hodgkin lymphoma (HL) survivors face substantially elevated risks of breast
cancer and cardiovascular disease. They and their physicians are often unaware of these …

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 …

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

Abstract Background and Objectives: Increasing numbers of women are surviving breast
cancer, and survivorship care is becoming more complex. Primary care physicians provide …

Introduction Several models for survivorship care are prominent within the cancer literature;
however, there is little empirical research that examines what oncology clinicians perceive to …