Carolyn C. Gotay

TL;DR: The results of this study do not suggest that treatment compliance with established guidelines differs by ethnicity, but there is an unexpected finding that Hawaiian and Chinese women experienced lower levels of Grade 3 and 4 chemotherapy-related toxicities than other groups.

TL;DR: To improve survivorship care systems by helping clinicians and decision makers to a better understanding of how various psychosocial/political factors, survivors' health experiences and health management strategies might shape the development of and access to high-quality Survivorship care for Canadians with cancer, a nursing epistemological approach is conducted.

TL;DR: The distinct contributions and challenges that behavioral studies pose within the cooperative group setting are illustrated, drawing on the experiences over the past 10 years as members of the Southwest Oncology Group.

TL;DR: While Japanese and Americans had similar overall levels of healthy behaviors, the Japanese were less likely to have obtained health screening tests (especially gynecologic exams), and the findings have implications for adapting health promotion programs in the context of Japanese and American cultures.