PURPOSE Access to health care is a long-standing concern for rural patients; however,
administrative measures fail to capture the subjective patient experience of accessing health …

Abstract Aim Survivorship care plans (SCPs) are recommended as a tool for the care of
cancer survivors. SCPs have been implemented with a multidisciplinary approach; however …

Purpose Rural cancer survivors have worse quality of life than their urban counterparts.
Telemedicine is a potential solution to connecting rural residents with specialized cancer …

Purpose Despite recent advances in cancer control and the number of cancer survivors
increasing substantially over the past years, some cancer survivors continue to experience …

Objective To conduct a systematic literature review to critically assess the met and unmet
post‐treatment information needs of cancer survivors living in rural communities in Australia …

Purpose The purpose of the study was to investigate the amount and type of survivorship
care information received by cancer survivors living in rural Australia and whether this varies …

Background: Even when technology allows rural cancer survivors to connect with supportive
care providers from a distance, uptake of psychosocial referrals is low. Fewer than one-third …

Abstract Background and Objective It is critical to evaluate cancer survivors' preferences
when developing follow-up care models to better address the needs of cancer survivors …

Purpose Rural breast cancer survivors (BCS) in the United States face unique challenges
during survivorship, related to knowledge and accessibility of resources. Survivorship care …

Improvements in treatment strategies have resulted in increasing survival rates among
patients diagnosed with cancer but also result in a growing population of individuals who …