학술논문
LIFE BEYOND LONG-TERM CANCER SURVIVORS: CONCERNS AND UPDATES
Document Type
article
Author
Paolo Tralongo; Vittorio Mattioli; Roberto Bordonaro; Franco DI Raimondo; Francesco Ferraù; Giordano Beretta; Concetta Biondo; Livio Blasi; Riccardo Bottino; Carlo Carnaghi; Simona Carnio; Amanda Casirati; Luigi Cavanna; Roberta De Angelis; Francesco de Lorenzo; Andrea Di Cataldo; Massimo Di Maio; Davide Dondi; Fabio Efficacie; Fabio Fichera; Guido Gini; Stefano Giordani; Riccardo Haupt; Elisabetta Iannelli; Gabriella Insolia; Mario Lazzaro; Lavinia Lo Curzio; Evaristo Maiello; Sandro Barni; Carmelo Nicolosi; Domenico Priolo; Elena Puzzo; Stefania Rapisardi; Daniela Respini; Giuseppe Saglio; Daniela Sambataro; Nicola Silvestris; Rosalia Maria Sorce; Alfredo Spartà; Chiara Barone; Laura Valvo; Maria Vasile; Stefano Vitello; Monica Zerilli
Source
Journal of Cancer Rehabilitation, Vol 6, Iss 1, Pp 21-29 (2023)
Subject
Language
English
ISSN
2704-6494
Abstract
During the Conference on Cancer Long-term Survivors, held in Siracusa (Italy) on September 16, 2022, Oncologists, General Practitioners, Epidemiologists, Hematologists, Pediatric Oncologists, Nurses, Industry Medical Affairs and Patients' Advocates came together to discuss the clinical implications of the condition beyond acute cancer. The debate was based both on the current literature on this topic, and on the opinion of all participants. Specifically, numerous issues were discussed in the round tables, but focused mainly on the following topics: - REASONS FOR SUCCESS IN IMPROVING SURVIVAL RATES - REHABILITATION - LONG-TERM SURVEILLANCE - PEDIATRIC AND YOUNG ADULT ISSUES - SOCIAL, FINANCIAL AND INSURANCE ISSUES This Opinion Paper aims to stimulate a suitable support to the growing population of people cancer disease free or with long-term or late effects. The development of new models can promote actions towards the elimination of obstacles and difficulties in cancer survivorship care.