Zhang, Anao Delly, Joseph Meister, Dalton Jackson Levin, Nina Blumenstein, Kate Stuchell, Beth Walling, Emily
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Supportive Care in Cancer
Background Adolescents and young adults (AYA) with cancer face unique psychosocial challenges that often impact their outcomes, including self-rated health. To date, few studies have focused on AYA cancer survivors’ multidimensional unmet needs of cancer care in relation to their health status. Methods/Procedure This study surveyed 324 AYA cancer s...
Nishizaki, Daisuke Fujita, Yusuke Sakamoto, Takashi Ueda, Akihiro Kawakami, Hiroto Yamada, Masahiro Okoshi, Kae Hida, Koya Obama, Kazutaka
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Supportive Care in Cancer
Purpose Colorectal cancer is one of the most diagnosed cancers in Japan and the number of cancer survivors has increased. Work-related issues of cancer survivors have been investigated in relation to occupational health, and sufficient evidence in clinical practice is needed to support this. This study aimed to obtain the relevant information, inte...
Fahy, Emer Brooker, Rachel C. Fleming, Jason C. Patterson, Joanne M.
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Supportive Care in Cancer
Aim Non-surgical treatment for head and neck cancer (HNC) often results in severe toxicities, which are detrimental to a patient’s health and quality of life. There is limited published UK data on unplanned hospital admissions and reasons associated with admission. We aim to identify frequencies and reasons for unplanned hospital admissions, highli...
Clarke, Emma Pugh, Gemma van den Heuvel, Eveline Winstanley, Mark Wood, Andrew C. Laughton, Stephen J. Lovell, Amy L.
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Supportive Care in Cancer
Purpose This study aimed to understand the experience of families caring for a child with cancer in New Zealand (NZ) who received nutrition and dietetic support during cancer treatment and their preferences for the delivery, format, and timing of nutrition information. Methods Childhood cancer patients and their families ( N = 21) participated in a...
Schneider, Nico Bäcker, Anna Strauss, Bernhard Hübner, Jutta Rubai, Sabine Wagner, Steffen Schwarz-Fedrow, Doris Hager, Lutz Brenk-Franz, Katja Keinki, Christian
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Supportive Care in Cancer
Purpose Many concepts for accompanying and supporting cancer patients exist and have been studied over time. One of them was PIKKO (a German acronym for “Patient information, communication and competence empowerment in oncology”), which combined a patient navigator, socio-legal and psychological counseling (with psychooncologists), courses dealing ...
de Vlaming, Irene H. Schellekens, Melanie P. J. van der Lee, Marije L.
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Supportive Care in Cancer
Purpose With the limited availability of mental healthcare, it is of utmost importance to provide care that matches the needs of patients: short if possible, but also more intense when necessary. This study explored whether Early Maladaptive Schemas (EMSs) play a predictive role in the intensity of needed mental health treatment of cancer-related p...
Masui, Ayano Harada, Tsuyoshi Noda, Yoshihiro Soeda, Ryo Kida, Hisashi Tsuji, Tetsuya
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Supportive Care in Cancer
Purpose To determine the effect of outpatient-based complex decongestive therapy in patients with secondary lower limb lymphedema (LLL) after gynecologic cancer surgery using group-based trajectory modeling (GBTM), and to examine factors predictive of the treatment course. Methods This retrospective study included participants who underwent surgery...
Lee, Mangyeong Kang, Danbee Kang, Eunjee Kim, Sooyeon Kim, Youngha Ahn, Jin Seok Park, Sehhoon Lee, Yoo-Young Oh, Dongryul Noh, Jae Myung
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Supportive Care in Cancer
Purpose Although mobile-based symptom monitoring is expected to improve patient participation in symptom management during anticancer therapy, previous trials have not evaluated its effectiveness. Therefore, this study aims to evaluate the impact of a symptom monitoring mobile application on improving patient participation in symptom management dur...
Smith, Michael Mark, Rachel Nette, Hannah Rhodes, Ryan E.
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Supportive Care in Cancer
Purpose COVID-19 pandemic restrictions ceased the opportunity for face-to-face group exercise classes with at risk populations, such as cancer patients, forcing an adaptation to online exercise programming. The purpose of this study was to compare the attendance rates and correlates of face-to-face exercise programming pre-COVID-19 to online progra...
van Vulpen, Jonna K. Witlox, Lenja Methorst-de Haan, Alida C. Hiensch, Anouk E. van Hillegersberg, Richard Ruurda, Jelle P. Nieuwenhuijzen, Grard A.P. Kouwenhoven, Ewout A. Siersema, Peter D. May, Anne M.
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Supportive Care in Cancer
Purpose Participation in a post-treatment exercise program improves cardiorespiratory fitness and aspects of quality of life for esophageal cancer survivors. For optimal effects, high adherence to the exercise intervention is important. We assessed which facilitators and barriers to exercise adherence are perceived by esophageal cancer survivors, w...
