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Public HealthOncologyAdolescent HealthCancer Survivorship CareCommunity-based Participatory ResearchCancer SurvivorshipMental HealthSocial IsolationSupportive Care In CancerAdolescent Social IsolationCancer Survivorship SupportCancer-related Psychological DistressPsychosocial Support During DiagnosisSupportive Cancer CareWell-beingYoung Adult SurvivorshipYoung Adulthood
The participants in this study experienced loneliness, anxiety, lack of psychosocial support, and lack of physical contact. In addition, lack of rehabilitation and lack of support during hospital visits, which may specifically influence the disease trajectory, were reported. Thus, health care professionals have an important task to follow up on the AYA's well-being during and after the COVID-19 lockdown. A positive side effect of the lockdown period was the experience of getting a respite to recover physically and mentally after cancer.
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