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Clinical practice guidelines
A Pan-Canadian Clinical Practice Guideline: Assessment of Psychosocial Health Care Needs of the Adult Cancer Patient
Description:
This guideline provides professional health care providers with recommendations regarding the routine, systematic, and standardized assessment of psychosocial health care needs of adults affected by cancer. It was created through a collaborative partnership between the Canadian Partnership Against Cancer and Canadian Association of Psychosocial Oncology.
Author(s):
CPAC - Cancer Journey Action Group
Year:
2009