Tim Luckett

TL;DR: Choice should be guided by the availability, content, scale structure and psychometric properties of relevant European Organisation for the Research and Treatment of Cancer versus Functional Assessment of Chronic Illness Therapy modules.

TL;DR: Overall, the evidence base for adherence and strategies to promote it in AYAs with cancer is woefully lacking and there is a need for high-quality studies that target clinically important questions, randomized controlled trials of theoretically based interventions, and development and evaluation of training programs for oncology staff in the special issues faced by AY as with cancer.

TL;DR: This review adds to what has been known for over two decades in relation to patient and family priorities for end-of-life care within the hospital setting, namely, effective communication and shared decision making, expert care, respectful and compassionate care and trust and confidence in clinicians.

TL;DR: Hispanic cancer patients in the USA, but not other ethnic minority groups, report significantly worse distress, depression, social HRZoL, and overall HRQoL than do majority patients, of which all but depression might be clinically important.

TL;DR: It is concluded that future interventions should address issues of ‘surplus safety’ at individual, school, system, and policy levels.