This is the most important point in our editorial.
Why:
A survivorship program should be a system of care that works in tandem with the patients cancer care plan.
There is FAR too much evidence to support this prospective survivorship approach, it is inadequate for us to suggest that we 'wait until they finish treatment to look for/manage the manifestations of treatment", when these issues have been happening all along...
Screening and assessment is only part of the equation, a program must provide the services and engage patients with the evidence-based interventions that can address the issues they face.
As @JuliaStal1 and colleagues showed, a leading issues is lack of use of services. Connecting patients at the point of care for support is a system's level issue.
Generating 'referrals' & sending patients off into the abyss may not adequately provide the connection to the services that patients need, providing co-located survivorship services should be a system-level priority.
Survivorship, from start of care, with services integrated into the cancer care plan, provided at the time needs arise. THIS. IS. COMPREHENSIVE. CANCER. CARE.
#survonc #survivorship
I’m seeking your help in a study on myeloma patients treated with spinal braces. Few studies explore rehab for these patients. My interviews point to a need for exercise-based interventions.
Healthcare professionals' views are crucial to identify implementation barriers.
March is International Myeloma Month, raising awareness of this relatively rare & incurable blood cancer.
A third of ALLG clinical trials are in myeloma, investigating new treatments to improve outcomes & survival for patients. To find out more visit, https://t.co/xSJOlrXiyf.
Our friends at Myeloma Australia are holding their 'My Greatest Walk' to raise funds & awareness of Myeloma. ALLG is dedicated to delivering clinical trial research to create better treatments & better lives for those affected by myeloma. Find out more: https://t.co/F8NKw2a7vX.
New in @MSSEonline
RCT individualised HIIT, RT and impact loading exercise in #myeloma
✅safe, acceptable
✅attendance
Adherence limited by MM symptoms
Safety, Feasibility, and Acceptability of a Multisite... : Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise https://t.co/gMCKqOnS2C
The goal of this study by Joseph and colleagues was to examine the relationship between physical activity and physical and psychosocial patient-reported outcomes in patients with multiple myeloma and precursor conditions. Read more here: https://t.co/ZWWrom4U0o
There is still no 💊 that can do what exercise 🏋️♀️🏃 can do!
HIIT before allo 👇
#PLOSONE: A pilot study to assess the feasibility of a remotely monitored high-intensity interval training pr ... https://t.co/O6M1cw8w90
Australian population-based cohort study (n=122,398) found PR for high-impact pain highest out of all cancers for myeloma (PR 2.23).
Pain and its interference with daily living in relation to cancer: a comparative population-based study of 16,053 c… https://t.co/BrgtHHyFdC
Exercise is the prescription that every cancer patient deserves – and one they’re in control of | Ranjana Srivastava | The Guardian https://t.co/W4KI1w1Uak
🔥 HOT OFF THE PRESS 🔥
Effects of exercise training on cancer patients undergoing neoadjuvant treatment: A systematic review
https://t.co/KvB1XFeCGv
#Cancerrehab
New study from Jones lab: In >11,000 people with cancer and up to 25 yrs followup, exercise reduced all-cause mortality by 25% and reduced risk of cancer-specific death for kidney and head and neck cancers.
Summary:
https://t.co/w2Z0aTW08V
Article:
https://t.co/H19ZuHemij
HTQ is proud to launch the Queensland node of the new national health research data catalogue (Health Data Australia) on Monday 23 October, 12pm-2:30pm AEST, with keynote speaker Professor Andrew Morris, Director Health Data Research UK. Register now https://t.co/kf0DqHzwPR
Ovarian cancer survivors can manage their neuropathy symptoms via exercise! Excited to get our findings out there under the guidance of my amazing mentors Drs. Leah Ferrucci and Melinda Irwin! @mirwin_yale @YaleSPH@YaleCDE
It is (finally) out! Great teamwork on this paper about aging and rejuvenation!
Young circulation is acutely beneficial for an aged organism but thats old news… how long does the system need exposure to young🩸for the benefits to persist?
https://t.co/8ON981XUdd