The purpose of this research was to highlight gaps in formal psychosocial care for cancer
survivors in rural communities. The study was conducted in rural V ictoria, A ustralia, and …

Background At the point of cancer diagnosis, practitioners may wrestle with ethical dilemmas
associated with medico-legal implications of diagnosis, treatment options and disclosure to …

This study uses Heideggerian Phenomenology to explore the lived experience of
gastrointestinal cancer and treatment with a curative intent. Eighteen patients and carers …

Increasingly, people live longer with advanced cancer, despite having no prospect of full
recovery. Ongoing survival is owed to early detection and effective disease management …

In Australia more than 330,000 people currently have cancer, more than 125,000 are
diagnosed with cancer every year and two thirds of those are expected to survive for longer …

Approximately one in two Canadians will develop some form of cancer, and some will live
long enough to be diagnosed with multiple primary cancers. There is some indication that …

Environ un Canadien sur deux développera une forme ou une autre de cancer, et certains
des individus ainsi atteints vivront suffisamment longtemps pour être diagnostiquées de …