May 15, 1993Cancer
Issues in the consideration of intervention strategies in long-term survivors of childhood cancer
Population
Long-term survivors of childhood cancer
Design
Review
Authors
Discussion
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Implication
Evidence gaps persist in late-effect management for childhood cancer survivors; leaves open optimal interventions pending collaborative trials.
Structured PICO
P
Population
Long-term survivors of childhood cancer
I
Intervention
Primary and secondary intervention strategies (including modifications to cancer treatment protocols, smoking cessation, early detection, chemoprevention, and lifestyle promotion)
O
Outcome
Reduction of morbidity and mortality associated with cancer diagnosis and treatment
Highlights the need for multidisciplinary, multi-institutional collaborative studies to test primary and secondary intervention strategies for reducing late morbidity and mortality in childhood cancer survivors.
Cite This Study
Leslie L. Robison (1993) studied this question.