Supportive care options for cancer
Systemic anti-cancer treatments have rapidly evolved from being predominantly chemotherapy and radiotherapy, to include immunotherapies and targeted therapies. With many of these novel treatments, new toxicities and side effects have arisen, necessitating alternative management strategies. To gain full access to our section on side effect management, register for a free Medthority account today, or log in to your existing account.
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Systemic anti-cancer treatments have rapidly evolved from being predominantly chemotherapy and radiotherapy, to include immunotherapies and targeted therapies. With many of these novel treatments, new toxicities and side effects have arisen, necessitating alternative management strategies. To gain full access to our section on side effect management, register for a free Medthority account today, or log in to your existing account.
- Discussion of guideline recommended management strategies with Dr Gary Lyman
- Management and supportive care for the side effects of chemotherapy, radiation therapy, targeted therapy, and immunotherapy
- Mechanism of action and associated side effects of anticancer therapies
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Systemic anti-cancer treatments have rapidly evolved from being predominantly chemotherapy and radiotherapy, to include immunotherapies and targeted therapies. With many of these novel treatments, new toxicities and side effects have arisen, necessitating alternative management strategies. To gain full access to our section on side effect management, register for a free Medthority account today, or log in to your existing account.
- Discussion of guideline recommended management strategies with Dr Gary Lyman
- Management and supportive care for the side effects of chemotherapy, radiation therapy, targeted therapy, and immunotherapy
- Mechanism of action and associated side effects of anticancer therapies
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Patient Activation for Managing Cancer Treatment Toxicities
Patient activation, defined as an individual's knowledge, skill and confidence in managing their own health, has gained recognition for its positive impact on outcomes in individuals undergoing cancer treatment41. Research supports the notion that more activated patients monitor their conditions more closely, exhibit greater adherence to treatments, and show increased acceptance of recommended care, resulting in improved clinical outcomes. While this evidence spans different patient populations and various settings, studies focusing specifically on patient activation in cancer patients are limited and often restricted to specific cancer types41.
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Systemic anti-cancer treatments have rapidly evolved from being predominantly chemotherapy and radiotherapy, to include immunotherapies and targeted therapies. With many of these novel treatments, new toxicities and side effects have arisen, necessitating alternative management strategies. In this section, learn more about:
- Discussion of guideline recommended management strategies with Dr Gary Lyman
- Management and supportive care for the side effects of chemotherapy, radiation therapy, targeted therapy, and immunotherapy
- Mechanism of action and associated side effects of anticancer therapies
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