The Integration of Survivorship Care Planning at a Comprehensive Cancer Center

McGrath, Elizabeth Boutin; Schaal, A; Pace, Claire M.

doi:10.6004/jadpro.2019.10.5.4

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“…Um plano de cuidado direcionado, personalizado e que leve em consideração a cultura de cada região, considerando as necessidades em saúde, é o indicado, mas ainda é um desafio. Há barreiras que dificultam a implementação, construção e entrega desses planos de cuidado e até mesmo dificuldades quanto a comunicação entre as equipes multiprofissionais dos serviços de saúde terciários e primários 9 . Portanto, deve-se buscar meios de sobrepor essas barreiras.…”

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Sobrevivência ao câncer: uma nova etapa do cuidar oncológico

De Oliveira-Simoneti

2024

Rev. cienc. cuidad.

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Cuando olhamos o cenário oncológico nos deparamos com altos números de pessoas recebendo o diagnóstico do câncer, mas em contrapartida quantas delas estão concluindo o tratamento e retornando a sua rotina? Quantas delas reaprendem a viver apesar do câncer? E não me refiro aos cuidados paliativos e sim a uma nova etapa que permite o retorno as atividades diárias, mesmo com adaptações e ressignificações, apesar do impacto causado pela doença.

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“…Portanto, deve-se buscar meios de sobrepor essas barreiras. Estudos evidenciam que os sobreviventes que recebem os planos de cuidados de sobrevivência têm seu cuidado ordenado quanto a triagem, vigilância, gerenciamento e cuidado das suas necessidades em saúde, além de apresentar maior satisfação relatando menos problemas emocionais e preocupações (9,10).…”

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Long-term assessment of efficacy with a novel Thoracic Survivorship Program for patients with lung cancer

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Dycoco

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The Journal of Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery

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Cancer Cure and Consequences on Survivorship Care: Position Paper from the Italian Alliance Against Cancer (ACC) Survivorship Care Working Group

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A multidisciplinary panel of experts and cancer patients developed a position paper to highlight recent evidence on "cancer cure" (ie, the possibility of achieving the same life expectancy as the general population) and discuss the consequences of this concept on follow-up and rehabilitation strategies. The aim is to inform clinicians, patients, and health-care policy makers about strategies of survivorship care for cured cancer patients and consequences impacting patient lives, spurring public health authorities and research organizations to implement resources to the purpose. Two identifiable, measurable, and reproducible indicators of cancer cure are presented. Cure fraction (CF) is >60% for breast and prostate cancer patients, >50% for colorectal cancer patients, and >70% for patients with melanoma, Hodgkin lymphoma, and cancers of corpus uteri, testis (>90%), and thyroid. CF was >65% for patients diagnosed at ages 15-44 years and 30% for those aged 65-74 years. Time-to-cure was consistently <1 year for thyroid and testicular cancer patients and <10 years for patients with colorectal and cervical cancers, melanoma, and Hodgkin lymphoma. The working group agrees that the evidence allows risk stratification of cancer patients and implementation of personalized care models for timely diagnosis, as well as treatment of possible cancer relapses or related long-term complications, and preventive measures aimed at maintaining health status of cured patients. These aspects should be integrated to produce an appropriate follow-up program and survivorship care plan(s), avoiding stigma and supporting return to work, to a reproductive life, and full rehabilitation. The "right to be forgotten" law, adopted to date only in a few European countries, may contribute to these efforts for cured patients.

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The Integration of Survivorship Care Planning at a Comprehensive Cancer Center

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Sobrevivência ao câncer: uma nova etapa do cuidar oncológico

Sobrevivência ao câncer: uma nova etapa do cuidar oncológico

Long-term assessment of efficacy with a novel Thoracic Survivorship Program for patients with lung cancer

Cancer Cure and Consequences on Survivorship Care: Position Paper from the Italian Alliance Against Cancer (ACC) Survivorship Care Working Group

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