Articles citing this paper
Post-treatment support for patients with haematological malignancies:findings from regional, rural and remote Queensland
Pam McGrath
23(4) pp.142 - 150
22 articles found in Crossref database.
Attitudes, knowledge and barriers to participation in cancer clinical trials among rural and remote patients
SABESAN Sabe,
BURGHER Bjourn,
BUETTNER Petra,
PILIOURAS Peter,
OTTY Zulfiquer,
VARMA Suresh, THAKER Darshit
Asia-Pacific Journal of Clinical Oncology. 2011 7(1). p.27
Description of an Australian Model for End-of-Life Care in Patients With Hematologic Malignancies
McGrath Pam D., Holewa Hamish A.
Oncology Nursing Forum. 2007 34(1). p.79
Use of the supportive care framework to explore haematological cancer survivors’ unmet needs: a qualitative study
Herrmann Anne,
Mansfield Elise,
Tzelepis Flora,
Lynagh Marita, Hall Alix
BMC Health Services Research. 2020 20(1).
Factors associated with haematological cancer survivors experiencing a high level of unmet need across multiple items of supportive care: a cross-sectional survey study
Hall Alix,
D’Este Catherine,
Tzelepis Flora,
Lynagh Marita, Sanson-Fisher Rob
Supportive Care in Cancer. 2014 22(11). p.2899
Improving Survivors’ Quality of Life Post-Treatment: The Perspectives of Rural Australian Cancer Survivors and Their Carers
Gunn Kate M.,
Olver Ian,
Skrabal Ross Xiomara,
Harrison Nathan,
Livingston Patricia M., Wilson Carlene
Cancers. 2021 13(7). p.1600
Influence of Needs and Experiences of Haemato-Oncology Patients on Acceptability of a Telephone Intervention for Support and Symptom Management: A Qualitative Study
Liptrott Sarah J.,
Lovell Karina, Bee Penny
Clinical Nursing Research. 2020 29(8). p.627
Mapping oncology services in regional and rural Australia
Underhill Craig,
Bartel Rebecca,
Goldstein David,
Snodgrass Helen,
Begbie Stephen,
Yates Patsy,
White Kate,
Jong Kathy, Grogan Paul
Australian Journal of Rural Health. 2009 17(6). p.321
The Return to the Community After Cancer Treatment: From Safety to Reality Check
Rivero-Vergne Alicia,
Berrios Reinaldo, Romero Ivonne
Journal of Psychosocial Oncology. 2011 29(1). p.67
Returning Home after Specialist Treatment for Hematological Malignancies: An Australian Study
McGrath Pam
Family & Community Health. 2001 24(2). p.36
Exploring Patient Experiences of Cancer Services in Regional Australia
Drury Vicki Blair, Inma Chutarat
Cancer Nursing. 2010 33(1). p.E25
Are teleoncology models merely about avoiding long distance travel for patients?
Sabesan S., Kelly J.
European Journal of Cancer Care. 2014 23(6). p.745
Specialist haematology consultation services in regional Western Australia: evaluating a model combining telehealth and onsite clinics
Auret Kirsten,
Pikora Terri, Pola Melissa
Internal Medicine Journal. 2022 52(3). p.451
Rural Oncology: Overcoming the Tyranny of Distance for Improved Cancer Care
George Mathew,
Ngo Phuong, Prawira Amy
Journal of Oncology Practice. 2014 10(3). p.e146
Who provides care for people dying of cancer? A comparison of a rural and metropolitan cohort in a South Australian bereaved population study
Burns Catherine M.,
Dal Grande Eleonora,
Tieman Jennifer,
Abernethy Amy P., Currow David C.
Australian Journal of Rural Health. 2015 23(1). p.24
Managing relapsed myeloma: The views of patients, nurses and doctors
Cormican Orlaith, Dowling Maura
European Journal of Oncology Nursing. 2016 23 p.51
Determinants of telemedicine adoption among financially distressed patients with cancer during the COVID-19 pandemic: insights from a nationwide study
Hassan Abbas M.,
Chu Carrie K.,
Liu Jun,
Angove Rebekah,
Rocque Gabrielle,
Gallagher Kathleen D.,
Momoh Adeyiza O.,
Caston Nicole E.,
Williams Courtney P.,
Wheeler Stephanie,
Butler Charles E., Offodile Anaeze C.
Supportive Care in Cancer. 2022 30(9). p.7665
Disease isolation: The challenges faced by mothers living with multiple myeloma in rural and regional Australia
Wagland Kerry,
Levesque Janelle V., Connors John
European Journal of Oncology Nursing. 2015 19(2). p.148
Agile Application of Video Telemedicine During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Dhahri Adeel Abbas,
Iqbal Muhammad Rafaih, Pardoe Helen
Cureus. 2020
Medical oncology clinics through videoconferencing: an acceptable telehealth model for rural patients and health workers
Sabesan S.,
Simcox K., Marr I.
Internal Medicine Journal. 2012 42(7). p.780
Exploring Australian regional cancer patients’ experiences of clinical trial participation via telehealth
Lee Jin Joo,
Burbury Kate,
Underhill Craig,
Harris Samuel,
Shackleton Kylie,
McBurnie Jacquiline,
McPhee Narelle,
Osmond Felicity,
Wilkins Kathleen,
Baden Paul, Krishnasamy Meinir
Journal of Telemedicine and Telecare. 2022 28(7). p.508
Telemedicine for rural cancer care in North Queensland: Bringing cancer care home
Sabesan Sabe,
Larkins Sarah,
Evans Rebecca,
Varma Suresh,
Andrews Athena,
Beuttner Petra,
Brennan Sean, Young Michael
Australian Journal of Rural Health. 2012 20(5). p.259
Financial and social impact of supporting a haematological cancer survivor
CAREY M.,
PAUL C.,
CAMERON E.,
LYNAGH M.,
HALL A., TZELEPIS F.
European Journal of Cancer Care. 2012 21(2). p.169
