Background: Childhood cancer survivors (CCSs) face increased risks during the period
when they leave pediatric care and transition into adult-focused aftercare. We examined the …

Background Adolescent and young adult (AYA) childhood cancer survivors (CCS) should be
empowered to continue their survivor-focused care as they transition into adult medicine …

Purpose Pediatric healthcare systems must support childhood cancer survivors to optimize
their transition to adult care. This study aimed to assess the state of healthcare transition …

Purpose The majority of childhood cancer survivors suffer from late adverse effects after the
completion of treatment. The prospect of most survivors reaching middle-age is a relatively …

Background Survivor‐focused care for adolescent and young adult (AYA) childhood cancer
survivors (CCS) often involves their parents. Recognizing the importance of parents in the …

Background Long‐term survival in childhood cancer is excellent. Most survivors will have a
therapy‐related chronic condition, yet very few receive survivor‐focused care as they …

Abstract Background Childhood cancer survivors (CCSs) remain at risk for developing
treatment‐associated health conditions as they age; however, many do not obtain …

Purpose There are limited reports describing transition of young adult childhood cancer
survivors (CCS) from pediatric to adult‐focused survivorship care. The purpose of this study …

Background Pediatric oncologists are responsible for ensuring that adolescent and young
adult (AYA) childhood cancer survivors have the knowledge and skills necessary to manage …

Purpose To create a community of learning involving primary care providers and
subspecialist to enhance providers' knowledge regarding care of adult childhood cancer …