January 5, 2021Open Access

Unmet supportive care needs and associated factors among young adult cancer patients in Japan

MOMasako OkamuraNational Coalition for Cancer Survivorship MFMaiko FujimoriNational Coalition for Cancer Survivorship ASAyako SatoFukushima Medical University

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More than 70% of young adult cancer patients reported unmet supportive care needs and most of those were psychological needs. The findings suggest potential opportunities for intervention in addressing psychological needs rather than physical and information needs.

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