Supportive care for women with breast cancer living in rural Australia
作者： William Fox , Margaret Powell , Florian Honeyball , Vanessa Hyland
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摘要: Breast cancer is the most common diagnosis among women in Australia. The incidence rural/remote areas lower compared to metropolitan however management non-metropolitan regions complicated by reduced access support services, screening and diagnostic tools, as well cultural factors tyranny of distance. Despite improvements technology, reducing disparity care between rural patients, further investment known solutions supportive research required assist with managing individual psychosocial needs they go through their breast journey, order improve patients' poorer outcomes.
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