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Still Lost in Transition? Perspectives of Ongoing Cancer Survivorship Care Needs from Comprehensive Cancer Control Programs, Survivors, and Health Care Providers

04 April, 2022

In this article published March 4, 2022 in the International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, researchers review their analysis focused on "identifying the ongoing survivorship information and resource needs of survivors and their caregivers, health care providers (HCPs), and National Comprehensive Cancer Control Programs (NCCCPs), as well as strategies to improve the reach and dissemination of survivorship resources. The findings from this evaluation were intended to strengthen support provided to cancer survivors by ensuring that current and future needs are met, and to provide the basis for actionable recommendations for improving training and technical assistance for HCPs and NCCCPs related to cancer survivorship." 

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