What are the most important symptom targets when treating advanced cancer? A survey of providers in the National Comprehensive Cancer Network (NCCN)

Keyphrases

• Symptom Score 100%
• Advanced Cancer 100%
• National Comprehensive Cancer Network 100%
• Functional Assessment of Cancer Therapy 50%
• Clinically Significant 25%
• Nausea 25%
• Prostate Cancer 25%
• Breast 25%
• Chemotherapy 25%
• Advanced Disease 25%
• Ovarian Cancer 25%
• Bladder 25%
• Head-and-neck 25%
• Patient Assessment 25%
• Lung Cancer 25%
• Quality of Life 25%
• Patient Demographics 25%
• Symptom Response 25%
• Drug Treatment 25%
• Weight Loss 25%
• Tumor-specific 25%
• Symptomatology 25%
• Tumor Site 25%
• Clinician Rating 25%
• Hepatobiliary 25%
• Pancreas Cancer 25%
• Response to Chemotherapy 25%
• Meaningful Improvement 25%
• Disease Symptoms 25%
• Network Member 25%
• Measurement System 25%
• Quality of Life Measurement 25%
• Specific Symptoms 25%
• Current Quality 25%
• Two-step Procedure 25%
• Contentment 25%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Advanced Cancer 100%
• Cancer Network 100%
• Diseases 100%
• Neoplasm 66%
• Quality of Life 66%
• Functional Assessment 66%
• Cancer Therapy 66%
• Lung Cancer 33%
• Patient Population 33%
• Drug Therapy 33%
• Malignant Neoplasm 33%
• Symptomatology 33%
• Nausea 33%
• Prostate Cancer 33%
• Ovary Cancer 33%
• Pancreas Cancer 33%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Malignant Neoplasm 100%
• Advanced Cancer 100%
• Diseases 75%
• Cancer Therapy 50%
• Quality of Life 50%
• Functional Assessment 50%
• Neoplasm 25%
• Drug Therapy 25%
• Lung Cancer 25%
• Nausea 25%
• Prostate Cancer 25%
• Clinician 25%
• Nurse 25%
• Bladder 25%
• Neck 25%
• Specific Tumor 25%
• Ovarian Cancer 25%
• Patient Population 25%
• Pancreas Cancer 25%
• Symptomatology 25%