medRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Dec. 19, 2022
ABSTRACT
Introduction
The
COVID-19
pandemic
led
to
relocation
and
reconstruction
of
health
care
resources
systems,
a
decrease
in
healthcare
utilization,
this
may
have
affected
the
treatment,
diagnosis,
prognosis,
psychosocial
well-being
cancer
patients.
Objective
To
summarize
quantify
evidence
on
impact
full
spectrum
care.
Methods
We
performed
an
umbrella
review
findings
from
systematic
reviews
treatment
modification,
delays,
cancellations;
delays
or
cancellations
screening
diagnosis;
well-being,
financial
distress,
use
telemedicine
as
well
other
aspects
PubMed
was
searched
for
relevant
with
without
meta-analysis
published
before
November
29
th
,
2022.
Abstract,
text
data
extraction
were
by
two
independent
reviewers.
AMSTAR-2
used
critical
appraisal
included
reviews.
Results
45
evaluating
different
our
analysis.
Most
based
observational
studies
judged
be
at
medium
high
risk
bias.
Only
2
had
moderate
scores
AMSTAR-2.
Findings
suggest
modifications
during
versus
pre-pandemic
period
low
level
evidence.
Different
degrees
diagnosis
observed,
low-and-middle
income
countries
that
implemented
lockdowns
being
disproportionally
affected.
A
shift
in-person
appointments
but
utility
telemedicine,
challenges
implementation
cost-effectiveness
areas
little
explored.
Evidence
consistent
suggesting
(e.g.,
depression,
anxiety,
social
activities)
patients
deteriorated,
experienced
albeit
results
general
not
compared
levels.
Impact
disruption
prognosis
Conclusion
Substantial
heterogenous
has
been
observed.
gaps
exist
topic,
mid-
long-term
most
uncertain.
Frontiers in Psychology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15
Published: Sept. 12, 2024
Introduction
Cancer
survivors
experienced
poorer
health-related
quality
of
life
(HRQoL)
and
greater
psychological
distress
during
the
COVID-19
pandemic
than
those
without
cancer.
However,
underlying
mechanisms
that
may
explain
how
negative
experiences
are
associated
with
HRQoL
remain
unknown.
We
examined
whether
psychosocial
risk
factors
(i.e.,
healthcare
disruption,
disruption
to
daily
activities
social
interaction
[DDASI],
financial
hardship)
mediated
relationship
between
COVID-19-related
cancer
survivors’
depressive
symptoms,
anxiety)
mediating
effects
were
moderated
by
protective
stress
management
ability
support).
Methods
A
total
9,651
completed
a
questionnaire
assessing
experiences,
practical
HRQoL.
Conditional
process
analysis
was
used
evaluate
proposed
mediation
models.
Results
Participants
had
mean
age
63.8
years
(SD
=
12.3)
mostly
non-Hispanic
White
(82.3%).
DDASI
hardship
survivor’s
distress.
Stress
buffered
indirect
effect
on
Social
support
symptoms.
Conclusion
Financial
resources
interactions
buffer
major
disruptions
such
as
pandemic.
Future
studies
should
assess
longitudinal
impact
these
associations.
Psicooncología,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
20(1), P. 11 - 26
Published: April 11, 2023
Objetivo.
Describir
el
malestar
psicológico
y
las
preocupaciones
psicosociales
durante
la
tercera
ola
de
pandemia
los
pacientes
oncológicos
sus
familiares
analizar
evolución
estas
variables
teniendo
como
referencia
meses
abril
diciembre
2020.
Método.
Se
utilizó
un
cuestionario
autoadministrado
que
estaba
compuesto
por
ítems
elaborados
ad
hoc
para
evaluar
características
sociodemográficas
escala
Kessler
K-6
psicológico.
Resultados.
La
proporción
presentaban
niveles
clínicos
era
mayor
población
general.
El
porcentaje
personas
con
cáncer
mostraba
en
se
incrementó
significativamente
mes
2020,
comparación
abril.
Este
aumento
fue
especialmente
significativo
entre
mujeres
más
jóvenes,
siendo
también
poblaciones
afectadas
primer
momento
medida.
Las
frecuentes
oncológica
(pacientes
familiares)
2020
fueron:
miedo
a
contraer
COVID-19,
inquietud
al
futuro,
suspensión
contactos
ausencia
del
contacto
cara
inactividad
calles
comercios.
Conclusiones.
Los
resultados
este
estudio
destacan
necesidad
desarrollar
intervenciones
específicas
permitan
cubrir
secuelas
psicológicas
derivadas
COVID-19
familiares.Objetivo.
familiares.
medRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Dec. 19, 2022
ABSTRACT
Introduction
The
COVID-19
pandemic
led
to
relocation
and
reconstruction
of
health
care
resources
systems,
a
decrease
in
healthcare
utilization,
this
may
have
affected
the
treatment,
diagnosis,
prognosis,
psychosocial
well-being
cancer
patients.
Objective
To
summarize
quantify
evidence
on
impact
full
spectrum
care.
Methods
We
performed
an
umbrella
review
findings
from
systematic
reviews
treatment
modification,
delays,
cancellations;
delays
or
cancellations
screening
diagnosis;
well-being,
financial
distress,
use
telemedicine
as
well
other
aspects
PubMed
was
searched
for
relevant
with
without
meta-analysis
published
before
November
29
th
,
2022.
Abstract,
text
data
extraction
were
by
two
independent
reviewers.
AMSTAR-2
used
critical
appraisal
included
reviews.
Results
45
evaluating
different
our
analysis.
Most
based
observational
studies
judged
be
at
medium
high
risk
bias.
Only
2
had
moderate
scores
AMSTAR-2.
Findings
suggest
modifications
during
versus
pre-pandemic
period
low
level
evidence.
Different
degrees
diagnosis
observed,
low-and-middle
income
countries
that
implemented
lockdowns
being
disproportionally
affected.
A
shift
in-person
appointments
but
utility
telemedicine,
challenges
implementation
cost-effectiveness
areas
little
explored.
Evidence
consistent
suggesting
(e.g.,
depression,
anxiety,
social
activities)
patients
deteriorated,
experienced
albeit
results
general
not
compared
levels.
Impact
disruption
prognosis
Conclusion
Substantial
heterogenous
has
been
observed.
gaps
exist
topic,
mid-
long-term
most
uncertain.
