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 …

Background Rare cancers are those that exhibit an incidence of less than six per 100,000 in
a year. On average, the five-year relative survival for patients with rare cancers is worse than …

PURPOSE: The Distress Thermometer (DT) includes a measure of cancer-related distress
and a list of self-reported problems. This study evaluated the utility of the DT problem list in …

Background Cancer‐related distress (CRD) is widely experienced by people with cancer
and is associated with poor outcomes. CRD screening is a recommended practice; however …

Background Young female cancer survivors are at a disproportionate risk of suffering
significant psychological distress following treatment, particularly fears of cancer recurrence …

Purpose Patients with a rare cancer often face delays in their diagnostic and treatment
trajectory, which may affect their work. In this study, we explored experiences and needs of …

Objective Sarcoma diagnosis and its treatment trajectory may deeply affect the
somatopsychic balance of patients and their caregivers. This systematic review aimed at …

Objective Patients with a rare cancer (RC) often have a more complex disease trajectory
than patients with a common cancer. Research involving both patient groups is needed to …

Rationale To identify high‐risk survivors in order to provide appropriate care. Purpose To
analyse the quality of life (QOL) of cancer survivors using an instrument designed …

Objective: As cancer survival rates continue to increase, so will the demand for care from
family and friends, particularly in more isolated settings. This study aims to examine the …