Examining and addressing unmet care needs is integral to improving the provision and
quality of cancer services. This review explored the prevalence of unmet supportive care …

Purpose Fear of cancer recurrence (FCR) is among the most commonly reported problems
and one of the most prevalent areas of unmet needs for cancer survivors and their carers …

Understanding the unmet needs of cancer survivors is crucial to inform health service
planning and optimize survivorship care. This systematic review sought to identify the most …

CONTEXT: Current literature suggests that contact with specialist palliative care for patients
diagnosed with hematological malignancy is infrequent. As part of an investigation into …

Purpose Given the importance of psychosocial care for cancer survivors, this study used
population-based data to characterize survivors who reported a discussion with health care …

Background: Cancer survivors often experience long‑term negative consequences of their
cancer and cancer treatment. With increasing numbers of survivors and duration of survival …

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 …

Purpose Psychosocial need implies a desire or requirement for support that underlies a
person's psychological, social and emotional wellbeing. This is not a new concept in the …

Advanced cancer patients commonly have misunderstandings about the intentions of
treatment and their overall prognosis. Several studies have shown that large numbers of …

Individuals diagnosed with hematologic malignancies experience significant unmet
psychological, physical, informational, financial, and spiritual needs. The goal of the current …