Treating Vulnerable Populations of Cancer Survivors: A Biopsychosocial Approach

Culture-specific theoretical and conceptual models addressing vulnerable populations.- Providing psychosocial distress screening, coping resources, and self-care to older cancer survivors in a Canadian small-town setting.- Therapeutic interventions, social and health issues among elderly Latino cancer survivors.- Family and community interventions: the experience of Latvian immigrant cancer survivors in Canada.- Cancer survivorship issues among Muslim women with cancer.- Exploring the artist's book: how art therapy can enhance quality of life of young breast cancer survivors.- Physical activity, locus of control, and fear of recurrence among young and older cancer survivors from a community cancer support center.- Therapy-related interventions, dental health issues, and the impact on quality of life among pediatric cancer survivors.- Health and social issues among esophagogastric cancer survivors: the STOP Cancer Initiative.- The caregiver as survivor: Caregiver support initiatives, person-centered approaches, and quality of life for the caregiver and family members. - Conclusion