Titlebook: Handbook of Cancer Survivorship; Michael Feuerstein,Larissa Nekhlyudov Book 2018Latest edition Springer International Publishing AG, part

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Wolfgang Strasdas,Runa Zeppenfelda decade ago. The revised Handbook provides updated and new chapters covering many challenges that cancer survivors continue to face following treatment, progress in the science of healthy lifestyle and emerging models in health care delivery for cancer survivors. Future challenges in research, prac

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Kunst der Natur und die Natur der Kunst,ontinue across the next two decades due largely to the aging of the world’s population. Our understanding of who these individuals represent, and the myriad challenges they face after treatment ends has paralleled the steady growth in the number of cancer survivors. Clear from the research to date i

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Harald Pechlaner,Kurt Matzler,Hubert Sillerant to understand survivors’ experience and offer evidence-based approaches to address concerns that arise or persist beyond the completion of primary oncologic treatments. Although most cancer survivors maintain or recover their psychological and physical health, a substantial minority exhibits sus

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,L?sungsans?tze und neue Ideen,imely access according to individual need is at the core of what defines a quality approach. There has been a transformation in the concept of quality of care in survivorship from a simplistic adherence to surveillance guidelines to a much more comprehensive approach that recognizes the multidiscipl

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-97198-2ncer care continuum, unequal implementation of innovations and healthcare access at early phases of cancer care have potential downstream effects and may adversely influence the survivorship phase of care. When cancer treatment ends, patients continue to navigate a complex, fragmented healthcare sys