Developing and Implementing the Massachusetts Comprehensive Cancer Control Coalition Survivorship Summit

Lemon, Stephenie C.; Prout, Marianne N.; Barnett, Junaidah B.; Flynn, Maureen Sullivan

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Developing and Implementing the Massachusetts Comprehensive Cancer Control Coalition Survivorship Summit

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Dec 15 2009

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Prev Chronic Dis. 7(1).

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Lemon, Stephenie C. ; Prout, Marianne N. ; Barnett, Junaidah B. ; Flynn, Maureen Sullivan ;

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Cancer survivors face numerous medical and psychosocial challenges, which the medical and public health systems are ill-equipped to deal with. In May 2008, the Massachusetts Comprehensive Cancer Control Coalition conducted a Survivorship Summit to elicit input from cancer survivors and professionals on developing system-level action plans for cancer survivorship issues. We describe how health care and public health professionals can implement similar events. Our results suggest that a cancer survivorship summit can be a valuable tool for cancer coalitions and advocacy organizations in determining survivorship agendas and action plans.

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