Ivana Sehovic

TL;DR: The need for AYA-specific programs in health care institutions that comprise a multidisciplinary team that addresses all the unique medical and QoL needs of AYAs is suggested, indicating a trend toward health care standardization within age ranges or life stages.

TL;DR: Existing research underscores the importance of social support from family and friends, cultural appropriateness and sensitivity from physicians and in the design of the CCT, and enhanced education among African Americans in decision-making processes to enhance recruitment efforts and improve cancer treatment outcomes.

TL;DR: The overall rate of documentation of discussion of FP is low, and results show disparities among specific groups, although greater numbers of discussions may be occurring.

TL;DR: Clinicians may benefit from a deeper understanding of the importance of pregnancy and parenthood to survivors in order to provide the needed educational and psychosocial support services, overcome misinformation and better assist women with their fertility-related decisions.

TL;DR: Results show high rates of sexual orientation disclosure, greater acceptance from providers of LGBTQ status, and the need for examination of hospital policies and improved cultural competency among HCPs.