Since the release of the Institute of Medicine report: From cancer patient to cancer survivor:
lost in transition, in 2005, there has been a national call in the USA to provide coordinated …

Although they are critical to models of coordinated care, the relationship and communication
between primary care providers (PCPs) and cancer specialists throughout the cancer …

Gynecologic cancers account for~ 12% of all new cancer cases in women and~ 15% of all
female cancer survivors. Current and continued advances within the field have resulted in …

Importance Despite a decade of effort by national stakeholders to bring cancer survivorship
to the forefront of primary care, there is little evidence to suggest that primary care has begun …

Background Cancer survivors are living longer, prompting greater focus on managing
cancer as a chronic condition. Shared care between primary care providers (PCP s) and …

Purpose Prior studies have suggested a need for greater clarity about provider roles in team-
based cancer care; however, little is known about patients' preferences regarding which …

Purpose This study describes the experiences of early implementers of primary care-
focused cancer survivorship delivery models. Methods Snowball sampling was used to …

Background: The best practice for the organization of follow-up care in oncology is under
debate, due to growing numbers of cancer survivors. Understanding survivors' preferences …

Background. As colon cancer is increasingly becoming a chronic illness with a broad range
of symptoms, there is a need for individually tailored care for these patients. Objective. To …

Introduction: Oncologists have traditionally been responsible for providing routine follow-up
care for cancer survivors; in recent years, however, primary care providers (pcps) are taking …