Psychosocial Support Services/Assessment

Implementation of Remote Supportive Care Programs to Women at Risk for and Surviving with Breast and Ovarian Cancer During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Oncology nurse navigators have many clinical and nonclinical responsibilities.

Adina Fleischmann, LSW, Elana Silber, MBA, Melissa Rosen, MA, Sydney Campbell, BS, Nikoleta Marku, Catherine Dunn, BS, Tania Lobo, MS, Kenneth P. Tercyak, PhD

“Helping the Helpers”: The Impact of COVID-19 on Work and Home Stress for Oncology Professionals

The COVID-19 global pandemic created significant challenges in providing screening, treatment, and support services to women at risk for and living with breast and ovarian cancer.

Kara Downey, MSW, Susan Ash-Lee, LCSW

Feasibility of Augmented Intelligence to Support Oncology Nurses’ and Navigators’ Roles in the Identification and Management of Depression in Oncology

The Cancer Support Community (CSC) is a leader in providing psychosocial care and has recognized the importance of understanding the effects of COVID-19 on healthcare professionals and addressing gaps in identified supports.

Yolaine Jeune-Smith, PhD, Amy Ellis, Sibel Blau, MD, Kelly A. Miller, DNP, MPH, Danielle Bergman, RN, John Showalter, MD, Ajeet Gajra, MD

Evaluating the User-Perceived Benefit of a Virtual Patient Education and Support Community: LVNG With Lung Cancer

Depression is common in patients with cancer and is associated with worse cancer treatment outcomes.

Beth Sandy, Mona L. Martin, Kristin Bucklen, Lise Hall, Dann Wonser, Genevieve de Renne

Psychosocial Care for Patients with Advanced Disease

Thanks to recent treatment advances, people living with lung cancer (PLW) are living longer and are a relatively new class of cancer survivors.

Perfect Provider and Patient Syndrome Affecting Care

Providing mental health services for patients with terminal diagnoses, as stable mental health allows patients to physically respond in a positive way.

Perfect Provider Syndrome in Oncology

Perfect Provider Syndrome and Perfect Patient Syndrome affect patient care because there are less opportunities for real conversaitons.

Perfect Patient Syndrome in Oncology

Kelly Grosklags, LICSW, BCD, FAAGC shares how Perfect Provider Syndrome can occur in providers who want to do everything they can to please their patients.