BackgroundThis practical guideline is based on the current scientific ESPEN guidelines nutrition in cancer patients.MethodsESPEN have been shortened and transformed into flow charts for easier use clinical practice. The dedicated to all professionals including physicians, dieticians, nutritionists nurses working with patients cancer.ResultsA total of 43 recommendations are presented short comme...

There are stark health care inequalities that exist in prostate cancer the UK. The Man Van is a new pilot project from team at Royal Marsden, Institute of Cancer Research and RM Partners aims to help bridge some gaps.

ABSTRACT Home-based Palliative Care services specialized in the treatment of cancer patients aim to identify and control physical, psychosocial, spiritual symptoms at home. Some challenges encountered are complexity symptoms, reduced survival with advanced cancer, limitations health care system. To stratify priority for home Care, a risk classification protocol was developed. This article is an...

objectives: major depression and anxiety disorders are common psychiatric disorders among cancer patients and are associated with psychosocial impairment and decreased quality of life. depressed and anxious cancer patients also experience a more rapid progression of cancer symptoms, increased mortality, more metastasis and pain, and increased medical utilization. although some research has expl...

Given the increasing numbers of breast cancer survivors and their need for skilled care, author addresses surveillance, assessment management long-term effects, health promotion that can be readily provided by nurse practitioners in primary care.

Background National cancer control plans (NCCPs) are important documents that guide strategic priorities in cancer care and plan for the appropriate allocation of resources based on the social, geographic and economic needs of a population. Despite the emphasis on health equity by the World Health Organization (WHO), few NCCPs have ...

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Cancer is a leading cause of death in the United States. Aggressiveness of cancer care continues to rise in parallel with scientific discoveries in the treatment of a variety of malignancies. As a result, patients with cancer often require care in intensive care units (ICUs). Although growth in hospice and palliative care programs has occurred nationwide, access to these programs varies by geog...

Cancer Care Ontario (CCO) is a provincial agency responsible for improving cancer outcomes in Ontario. With funding from the Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care, CCO plans and delivers cancer programs in partnership with 13 Regional Cancer Programs across the province. Over the past decade, CCO’s Clinical Programs group has worked with clinicians in the Regional Cancer Programs to improve the...