Examining and addressing unmet care needs is integral to improving the provision and
quality of cancer services. This review explored the prevalence of unmet supportive care …

Hematological malignancies require intensive and long-term treatment, which brings a
significant burden on patients, leading to unmet supportive care needs. The purpose of this …

Background Improved survival means that cancer is increasingly becoming a chronic
disease. Understanding and improving functional outcomes are critical to optimising …

Objective Patients with rare cancers may experience different unmet needs than those with
common cancer. The objective of this systematic review was to (1) investigate unmet …

Objective There is growing evidence and awareness of the psychological impact of watch‐
and‐wait in patients with indolent haematological malignancy. However, the need for …

Purpose To examine variations in anxiety and longitudinal associations between unmet
supportive care needs and elevated anxiety in young women (< 50 years) within 13 months …

Objective To establish an understanding of the unmet needs of people living with or beyond
a lymphoma diagnosis. Survivors of lymphoma are at increased risk of unmet needs due to …

Patients with hematologic malignancies experience high rates of depression. These patients
are vulnerable to depression throughout the disease trajectory, from diagnosis to …

Health-related quality of life (HRQoL) is a multidimensional concept including physical,
emotional, social, and cognitive functions, disease symptoms, and side effects of treatment …

Background. There are many different haematological malignancy subtypes. Most follow
chronic pathways that are uncertain and unpredictable, which may lead to feelings of anxiety …