Background: Telemedicine is a growing approach to providing health care but a relatively new model for cancer survivorship services. Objectives: This quantitative, quasiexperimental pilot research study compared patient satisfaction and recall of nutrition and exercise recommendations for in-person...

A comprehensive cancer center in the midwestern United States implemented a stakeholder-engaged quality improvement process to extend its existing one-year advanced practice provider (APP) fellowship program consisting of general oncology education and clinical experience to include an additional...

Purpose: To understand the perceptions of patients with cancer regarding the role and purpose of a survivorship care plan (SCP) to inform content and delivery opportunities. Participants & Setting: A mixed-methods evaluation was conducted among patients at a survivorship clinic for high-risk...

Objectives: To explore the performance of the National Comprehensive Cancer Network Distress Thermometer (DT) as a distress screening tool in cancer survivors. Sample & Setting: 236 Spanish adult-onset cancer survivors who visited the Fundación Instituto Valenciano de Oncología in Valencia,...