Titlebook: Survivorship Care for Cancer Patients; A Clinician’s Handbo Stefan Rauh Book 2021 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2021 oncology.survivorship

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Definition of Survivorship Care,iven by a physician experiencing cancer, who cofounded the National Coalition for Cancer Survivorship 1986. The Institute of Medicine report 2006 boosted cancer survivorship research and clinical projects. Unfortunately, the evidence that the promoted cancer survivorship plans are efficient is still

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Goals of Survivorship Care,ity, that is the recognition of cancer patients as “cured,” changes our understanding of cancer survivorship, since it has relevant clinical, economic, and social implications. Cancer survivor is defined as anyone with a diagnosis of cancer and who is still alive. In Europe and in the United States,

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,“There is Life after Cancer”: The Medical, Psychological, Social and Financial Challenges of Cancerg by 3% every year and in 2018 more than 12 million cancer survivors have been estimated in Europe..Furthermore, in 2040, data predict an increasing number of oncological diseases will affect the European population, with +36% occurring prior to the age of 69. However, during the last decade, tremen

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Models of Long-Term Follow-up for Cancer Patients: From Children to Adults, from Simple to Multi-Moif all the complications of cancer and its treatment cannot be prevented, many of these can be early diagnosed and can be effectively treated. Such conditions include breast cancer complicating mediastinal radiotherapy during childhood or young adulthood; anthracycline heart disease; and osteoporosi

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Who Should Be in Charge of Survivorship Care?,he rise in the number of cancer survivors with longer life expectancies faces a highly limited available workforce of specialists. These cannot exclusively assume the task of follow-up care in addition to core activities such as the management of active treatment. Thus, other caregivers such as gene

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Symptoms and Symptom Management in Survivorship Patients,ce a variety of medical, physical, and psychosocial consequences that may affect overall health and well-being. Clinicians providing care for cancer survivors should be comfortable addressing the long-term effects of cancer and its treatment..In this chapter, we provide further information about the