#99 Cancer Survivorship: What to do when the treatment is done

The Curbsiders Internal Medicine Podcast

Health & Fitness, Medicine, Science, Higher Education, Education

4.8 • 3.1K Ratings

🗓️ 11 June 2018

⏱️ 52 minutes

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Summary

Step up your primary care of cancer survivors with tips from Dr Regina Jacob, Assistant Professor of Medicine at Temple University. Care of the cancer patient does not end when their cancer treatment is over, and there is more to a past diagnosis of cancer than surveillance. We discuss cancer survivorship care with Dr. Regina Jacob, including the changing demographics of survivorship, the importance of survivorship care plans, and how survivorship is largely just good primary care.

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Credits:

Written by: Paul Williams MD
Hosts: Stuart Brigham MD, Matthew Watto MD, and Paul Williams MD
Produced by: Paul Williams MD
Edited by: Matthew Watto MD
Guest: Regina Jacob MD

Time Stamps

00:00 Disclaimer
00:35 Intro to the topic and guest bio
02:15 Guest one liner, book and app recommendations
06:58 Paul’s pick of the week.
07:40 Clinical case, definitions, and phases survivorship
12:36 Survivorship statistics
15:04 Co-survivorship
17:41 Care models for survivorship
20:56 Assigning roles in care of cancer survivors
22:59 Sample survivorship care plan
27:39 Childhood, adolescent and young adult cancer survivorship
34:18 Sexual dysfunction in cancer survivorship
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35:56 Stressors in young adult cancer survivors
37:33 Fatigue
43:28 Guidelines on survivorship
45:06 Late cardiac toxicity
46:23 Support groups and resources
49:04 Take home points
50:29 Outro

Transcript

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0:00.0	The first Irish podcast is for entertainment education and information processing.
0:09.1	The topic discussed should not be used only by industry,
0:10.7	you're ordinary and in these organizations,
0:12.0	but more than you, the same as expressed on the spot,
0:13.1	the answer is so low to those, should not be interpreted perfectly
0:14.5	official, positive or position of any entity,
0:15.5	the psychrumposy, cash-like morons, and affiliate outreach programs.
0:17.3	Indeed, there are any new factors there, no.
0:18.8	Pretty much, we are responsible for this throughout,
0:19.9	which we always do our homework and let's know when we're ready.
0:21.3	Welcome back to the Curbsiders. This is your host, Dr. Matthew Wato.
0:39.3	Dealing with some technical difficulties here, Paul, are you with me?
0:42.7	I am with you, we're doing great, Matt.
0:44.8	Okay. Paul, this is the part where you tell everybody what we do on this show.
0:50.1	I am so happy to.
0:51.4	We are an internal medicine podcast, all caps,
0:54.4	that uses expert interviews to bring you clinical pearls and practice changing knowledge.
0:58.0	And then we also are big believers in wellness and work life integration
1:02.0	and doing non-clinical stuff.
1:04.6	So usually spend the first 10 minutes of the episode just kind of messing around.
1:07.4	Feel free to skip ahead, just like you would if you're listening to a WTF.
1:11.6	But you know, if you do that, just realize that it makes you a worse person.
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