Background Canadians’ health care-seeking behaviour for physical and mental health
issues was examined using the international Quality and Cost of Primary Care (QUALICOPC) …

Purpose/Objectives: To chart the incidence and course of three types of arm morbidity (lymphedema,
pain, and range of motion [ROM] restrictions) in women with breast cancer 6–12 …

Objective: Little research has been undertaken regarding the psychological impact of
cancer on those stricken during the young adult years. Specifically, research on the coping …

Objective To assess primary care providers’ (PCPs’) experiences with, perceptions of, and
desired role in personalized medicine, with a focus on cancer. Design Qualitative study …

OBJECTIVE One distressing health problem facing breast cancer patients is breast cancer-related
lymphedema (BCRL). This incurable condition can occur many years after treatment …

Objective: Arm morbidity post‐breast cancer surgery is increasingly being recognized as a
chronic problem for some women following breast cancer surgery. The purpose of this study …

Objective To explore health care provider (HCP) perspectives on the coordination of cancer
care between FPs and cancer specialists. Design Qualitative study using semistructured …

Over the last two decades in Canada, police intervention inwoman abuse cases has become
one of the primary responsesto this form of violence against women. As a review of the …

OBJECTIVE To assess family physicians' and specialists' involvement in cancer follow-up
care and how this involvement is perceived by cancer patients. DESIGN Self-administered …

Purpose The goal of this study was to assess the rehabilitation needs of young women
breast cancer survivors under the age of 50 and to identify factors that may impact or prevent …