Supportive Care in Cancer, Palliative care, Research

Variations in usage of supportive care between solid tumor and hematologic oncologists, with a need for standardized training. Importance of integrating elements of palliative care into oncologic supportive care, moving towards a patient-centered care model. Wide variability in the usage of terms in NCCN guidelines, emphasizing the need to go beyond the traditional biomedical model. Supportive care mostly limited to managing cancer-related complications and treatment adverse effects, particu...