2018
DOI: 10.5737/236880762813845
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Bridging the gap from the oncology setting to community care through a cross-Canada environmental scan

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“…Although technically cured or in long-term remission, many cancer survivors continue to face life-long physical, psychological, sexual, social, and financial challenges after treatment completion, including lingering cancer recurrence and secondary prevention concerns, negatively impacting quality of life (Canadian Partnership Against Cancer [CPAC], 2012;Jones & Grunfeld, 2011;Mehnert, de Boer, & Feuerstein, 2013;Ness et al, 2013). Rooted in a biomedical model of treating and managing disease (cancer care), and maintaining wellness (primary care), our existing formal structures demonstrate significant gaps in addressing the multitude of medical and supportive care needs of survivors (CPAC, 2018;Wittal, 2018).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Although technically cured or in long-term remission, many cancer survivors continue to face life-long physical, psychological, sexual, social, and financial challenges after treatment completion, including lingering cancer recurrence and secondary prevention concerns, negatively impacting quality of life (Canadian Partnership Against Cancer [CPAC], 2012;Jones & Grunfeld, 2011;Mehnert, de Boer, & Feuerstein, 2013;Ness et al, 2013). Rooted in a biomedical model of treating and managing disease (cancer care), and maintaining wellness (primary care), our existing formal structures demonstrate significant gaps in addressing the multitude of medical and supportive care needs of survivors (CPAC, 2018;Wittal, 2018).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Or, nombreux sont les survivants du cancer qui, bien que techniquement guéris ou en rémission prolongée après leurs traitements, vivent des difficultés physiques, psychologiques, sexuelles, sociales et financières; la crainte persistante d'une récidive et les inquiétudes liées à la prévention secondaire, notamment, peuvent nuire à leur qualité de vie de manière permanente (Partenariat canadien contre le cancer [PCCC], 2012;Jones et Grunfeld, 2011;Mehnert, de Boer et Feuerstein, 2013;Ness et al, 2013). Les structures de soins officielles actuellement en place, ancrées dans un modèle biomédical axé sur le traitement et le contrôle de la maladie (soins du cancer) et sur le maintien du bien-être (soins de première ligne), présentent des lacunes importantes et ne permettent pas de répondre à la multitude de besoins des survivants en matière de soutien et de soins médicaux (PCCC, 2018;Wittal, 2018).…”
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“…Although these challenges can vary according to cancer diagnoses and stages, fatigue, uncertainty, and anxiety remain key concerns among survivors [ 5 ]. Survivors also often encounter difficulty seeking and receiving support for these concerns [ 8 , 9 ]. Consequently, their needs often go unmet [ 10 ].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%