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Iom report: psychosocial needs in breast cancer.(Gynecology)
Providers need to pay more attention to the psychosocial needs of breast cancer patients, according to an Institute of Medicine report.
"Surveys suggest that perhaps 10%, and at the most 30%, of women with breast cancer have used psychosocial services ... although two-thirds of significantly distressed women indicate that they would accept services if they were routinely ...
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