Global Cancer Strategies Often Overlook Patient Emotional and Financial Needs
A new analysis in eClinicalMedicine, reviewing 156 national cancer strategies, indicates that governments frequently fail to address the emotional, financial, and existential aspects of cancer care. The study highlights a significant gap between policy and patient requirements, with fewer than half of all plans incorporating human-centered care. This suggests a need for more holistic approaches in national cancer planning to better support patients.
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