This article demonstrates how the chronic care model enhances support for cancer patients, suggesting better outcomes for their ongoing care.
Cancer is increasingly recognised as a long-term condition, often requiring ongoing monitoring and support. This article considers how the chronic care model can help primary care services to provide the person-centred support that patients with cancer need, both during and after treatment.
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