Titlebook: Supportive Care Strategies; Optimizing Transplan Laura Finn,Alva R. Roche Green Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020 Hematopoietic

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Transplant-Related Non-pain Issues: Prevention, Intervention, and Limitations,olonged, late, or permanent side effects of prior cancer therapy in addition to treatment-related effects from transplant chemotherapy, prolonged cytopenias, and therapy used for supportive care during transplant. Systemic side effects to address during and after transplant may include fatigue, deli

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Graft-Versus-Host Disease and Quality of Life: Can We Make a Difference?,nd delayed recovery from hematopoietic cell transplantation. Recent research has enhanced our understanding of the prevalence of quality of life impairments in this population, and the risk factors, and potential therapies for preventing or mitigating their impact on post-transplant recovery. We sum

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Special Aspects of ICU Care: Is There an Art to It?,experience high mortality. Given the significant potential for morbidity and mortality among critically ill patients who have undergone hematopoietic cell transplant, high-quality supportive care for these patients and their family members is essential. In addition to the key components of supportiv

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Mental Health: Assessment, Treatment, and Outcomes,gnosed and undertreated given the complexity of diagnosing psychiatric disorders in this patient population. It is crucial to address mental health routinely when evaluating patients receiving supportive care, as lack of diagnosis and treatment can lead to suffering, nonadherence to treatment, and m

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Supportive Care Aspects in Pediatric Population,When this journey includes hematopoietic cell transplant, these aspects often intensify, thus, necessitating keen attention to the psychosocial and spiritual health of the patient and caregivers. All who endure this are in need of such supports; however, there are unique angles of care when the pati

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Considerations for Improving Care and Outcomes of Adolescents and Young Adults Undergoing Hematopoierapy and hematopoietic cell transplant. These patients fall between pediatric and older adult patients in their indications for transplant and reports of treatment side effects including higher rate of mucositis, osteonecrosis, and peripheral neuropathy. Interestingly adolescents and young adults a

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Caregiver Support Strategies: Why Should We Care?,presence of caregivers, most if not all transplant centers would not be able to provide their services for patients. Caregivers of this patient population represent a unique entity with under-recognized challenges and long-term health and economic obstacles that require recognition, discussion, and

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Advance Care Planning: A Forgotten Art,es the barriers that were overcome to make advance care planning a standard of care in health planning, though it remains grossly underrecognized and underutilized. The authors outline current issues with implementation of advance care planning in health systems and cancer care including allogeneic