The journal of cancer survivorship: Informing health care providers and cancer survivors

摘要

Following receipt of the journal's latest impact score, it seemed that it would be a useful exercise to take a look at publications that made it through the peer review process since the inception of the journal. Such a review of content could help inform future efforts at dissemination of information to improve the lives of cancer survivors over the long run. The Journal of Cancer Survivorship: Research and Practice (JCSU) differs from most journals related to cancer in that it exclusively focuses on the problems/ challenges faced by those following their primary treatment for a cancer-related illness. It is also targeted at health care providers and their efforts to optimize primary, secondary, and tertiary prevention of long-term and late effects in these patients.