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- M M Lauria.
- University of North Carolina Hospital, Chapel Hill 27514.
- Cancer. 1991 Mar 15;67(6 Suppl):1759-66.
AbstractThe importance of providing continuity in the care of all patients with major medical problems, such as cancer, has widespread acceptance in our current health care system. From the perspective of an oncology social work clinician, this article offers a definition of the concept of continuity of care, examines factors influencing its provision in oncology, and reviews key components in continuity of cancer care planning and implementation. It also examines some innovative efforts in practice to improve continuity.
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