Journal of Cancer Survivorship
Scope & Guideline
Empowering Cancer Survivors Through Research
Introduction
Aims and Scopes
- Multimorbidity Management:
Research addressing the complexities of managing multiple chronic conditions in cancer survivors, highlighting the need for integrated care approaches. - Patient-Reported Outcomes (PROs):
Exploration of patient-reported outcomes to assess the quality of life, psychological well-being, and functional status of cancer survivors. - Psychosocial Aspects of Survivorship:
Investigating the psychological and social challenges faced by cancer survivors, including anxiety, depression, and social support. - Physical Activity and Rehabilitation:
Focus on interventions aimed at improving physical activity levels and overall rehabilitation for cancer survivors, including exercise programs. - Health Disparities and Access to Care:
Examination of disparities in survivorship care, particularly among underrepresented populations, and the impact of socioeconomic factors on health outcomes. - Nutritional and Lifestyle Interventions:
Research on the effects of dietary and lifestyle modifications on the health and quality of life of cancer survivors. - Sexual and Reproductive Health:
Addressing the sexual and reproductive health needs of cancer survivors, particularly in relation to treatment-related complications. - Digital Health Solutions:
Utilization of digital health technologies and telehealth interventions to support cancer survivorship care.
Trending and Emerging
- Digital Interventions and Telehealth:
An increasing number of studies are exploring the effectiveness of digital health interventions and telehealth in providing support and resources for cancer survivors. - Financial Toxicity:
Research on the financial burden and economic challenges faced by cancer survivors is gaining prominence, with emphasis on understanding its impact on quality of life. - Health Behavior Change:
Emerging studies are focusing on interventions aimed at promoting health behavior changes, such as physical activity and nutrition, among cancer survivors. - LGBTQ+ Health:
There is a growing interest in the unique survivorship experiences and healthcare needs of LGBTQ+ cancer survivors, addressing gaps in existing literature. - Complex Care Needs and Multimorbidity:
An increased focus on the complexities of managing multiple health conditions among cancer survivors, emphasizing personalized care strategies. - Community-Based Support Systems:
Research is trending towards understanding the role of community support systems and peer networks in enhancing the survivorship experience. - Cultural Competence in Survivorship Care:
There is a rising emphasis on culturally competent care practices that address the diverse needs of various populations in cancer survivorship.
Declining or Waning
- Traditional Oncological Follow-Up:
There is a noticeable decrease in studies focusing on conventional follow-up care models, as more emphasis is placed on integrated and patient-centered approaches. - General Cancer Awareness Campaigns:
Research on broad cancer awareness campaigns has waned, with a shift towards targeted interventions that address specific survivor needs. - Pharmacological Interventions:
The focus on pharmacological treatments for survivorship-related issues is decreasing, as there is a growing preference for holistic and lifestyle-based interventions. - Single-Disease Focus:
Research concentrating solely on one type of cancer is declining in favor of studies examining the experiences of survivors across multiple cancer types. - Institutional Care Models:
There is a decline in studies assessing traditional institutional care models, reflecting a transition towards community-based and integrative care solutions.
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