Psychosocial
New findings from B.C. Thomas and co-authors in the area of psychosocial published
Published in Clinical Oncology Week, February 16th, 2009
"Advancements in treatment and the concomitant increase in survivorship, combined with a highly educated patient population, will result in huge demands on an already strained healthcare system. Role changes and paradigm shifts will be required in order to cope with these challenges," wrote B.C. Thomas and colleagues.
The researchers concluded: "Issues with current treatment silos and fragmented care systems are presented, and the role of a biopsychosocial approach is discussed."
Thomas and colleagues published the...
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