Dr. Ramy Sedhom discusses how embedded psychosocial care in oncology may improve access, engagement and emotional support during cancer care. Dr. Ramy Sedhom sat down with CURE to discuss how ...

The ADA releases guidelines for psychosocial care in diabetes The position statement provides recommendations for psychosocial assessment and care of individuals with diabetes. The American Diabetes ...

Task-sharing mental health care with non-specialist providers benefits adults with psychologic distress after experiencing violence.

"With evidence that such care contributes to positive quality of life outcomes of children with cancer and their family members, it is hoped that universal access to psychosocial support and ...

Psychosocial care is considered an important component of quality cancer care. Individuals treated for cancer can experience biologic or physical, emotional, spiritual, and practical consequences (eg, ...

The diagnosis and treatment of cancer are traumatic events for cancer patients and their loved ones. Many emotional and practical challenges arise from a cancer diagnosis. These challenges are often ...

Increased resources and technological advances have allowed cancer survivors experiencing psychological side effects to seek help that might not have been available to them 20 years ago. Cancer ...

Psychosocial care encompasses a range of problems (emotional, social, palliative, and logistical). The integration must occur with the cancer care of the patient at all stages (from screening to ...

The statement calls for delivery behavioral health services through a collaborative model when possible, both to share electronic health data and offer convenience and continuity for patients. The ...

Home visit: Jaime Salas (left), who supervises community health workers for Maximon Behavioral Health, listens in on a routine CARE+ home visit with client Olga Senyk in Sonoma County, California.