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Cancer Control, Survivorship, and Outcomes Research Projects
Cancer Control
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- Influence of social factors (community, education, legislation), attitudes, and belief systems on behaviors
- Psychological and educational interventions to lessen treatment-related morbidity and improve outcomes
- Burden of cancer on family members/caregivers
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- Developing, implementing, and evaluating education and communication interventions designed for healthcare professionals, cancer patients, high-risk populations, and the general public
- Issues that span the cancer control continuum, including prevention, early diagnosis, treatment, and survivorship
- Development and evaluation of use of new interactive communications technologies
- Development of communication tools and methods
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- Identifying and tracking trends in cancer and monitoring the factors that influence these changes
- NCI surveillance program: Surveillance, Epidemiology, and End Results (SEER) registries; patient outcome and pattern of care studies; analysis of variation in risk factor exposure by demographic or other factors
- Registries
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Survivorship
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- Hypnotherapy, relaxation, transcendental meditation, imagery
- Spiritual healing, massage, and biofeedback
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- Palliative care, hospice care, pain management issues
- Development and evaluation of psychological interventions for patients and their families at end of life
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- Quality-of-life issues for cancer patients from diagnosis through treatment
- Pain management, symptom management (nausea, vomiting, lymphedema, etc.)
- Prevention of treatment-related toxicities and resulting secondary health-related complications
- Long-term morbidity and psychological impact of surviving cancer
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Outcomes
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- Cost-effectiveness analysis of these methods: prevention, detection, diagnosis, prognosis, treatment, and survivor care
- Analysis and effect of quality of care, access to care, reimbursement, and insurance coverage on cancer outcome
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- Informed consent modeling and development
- Protecting patient confidentiality and privacy
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- Scientific resources that support research into cancer control, survivorship, and outcomes
- Informatics networks, statistical or biostatistical methods, other surveillance support systems
- Clinical trial groups
- Education and training of investigators
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Additional Coping with Cancer Information for Patients and Health Professionals
Additional Cancer Support and Resources Information for Patients and Health Professionals
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