Caregivers play a central role in supporting cancer survivors across the care continuum, often at detriment to their own well-being. Recognizing caregivers’ role in survivorship, the National Standards for Cancer Survivorship Care state the health system should assess “caregivers’ experiences and unmet needs.” This stu...
Abigayle R. Feather, Marguerite A. Webster, Marjorie L. Stanek et al.· Journal of cancer survivorsh...· 1 citation
It is vitally important to comprehensively identify and address cancer survivors’ unmet needs. The new national standards for cancer survivorship care may improve survivorship care by defining quality care. The purpose of this convergent mixed-methods study was to describe how survivorship care at one cancer center ali...
Marguerite A. Webster, Abigayle R. Feather, Sandi Back-Haddix et al.· Journal of cancer survivorsh...· 1 citation
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Squamous cell cervical cancer (SCCC) is not hormonally driven and comprises 70% of cervical cancer diagnosed before age 40. Definitive treatment with chemoradiation (CRT) induces premature menopause and genitourinary symptoms, which may be alleviated with hormone therapy (HT). Although current c...
Morgan S. Levy, Mary Wasef, Bin Huang et al.· JCO Oncology Practice· 0 citations
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