Multidisciplinary care for life after cancer: a survivor's center.

This article introduces the most recent definition of cancer survivor and the empirical data demonstrating the barriers that are often faced by patients following cancer treatment. The article then describes a novel use of the oncology multidisciplinary care model to address those issues, which is one of the first of its kind in the nation. The article is closed with a case example.

The daily moment: a stress reduction program for cancer center staff.

Keeping members of the oncology team from being overwhelmed by the stress of their jobs is a major concern at the Helen E. Graham Cancer Center and every cancer center around the country. The impact of stressors experienced as a result of caring for people is felt heavily not only by physicians and nurses, but also by each staff member in a cancer center.