More people are living after a diagnosis of cancer than ever before and now account for
around 5% of the US population. The specialty of cancer survivorship has been develo** …

Objective To provide an updated synthesis of the literature that investigates the self-reported
information needs of people diagnosed with cancer across the cancer continuum. Methods …

Objective This study aimed to assess cancer patients' psychological burden during the
COVID-19 pandemic by investigating distress (distress-thermometer), health status (EQ-5D …

Objective Although elevated levels of distress are supposed to constitute a need for
psychosocial support, the relation between elevated distress and need for support does not …

Objective We compared gynecological and breast cancer patients regarding their needs for
information and psychosocial support, quality of life (QoL), and emotional distress and the …

Hematological malignancies require intensive and long-term treatment, which brings a
significant burden on patients, leading to unmet supportive care needs. The purpose of this …

Objective Patients with rare cancers may experience different unmet needs than those with
common cancer. The objective of this systematic review was to (1) investigate unmet …

Objective Although one‐third of cancer patients are perceived to have a need for
psychological support based on the percentage of mental disorders, little is known about the …

Importance Understanding the challenges faced by an increasing number of cancer
survivors can guide the development and implementation of effective survivorship care …

Purpose Patients with advanced cancer often receive suboptimal end-of-life (EOL) care.
Particularly males with advanced cancer are more likely to receive EOL care that is more …