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The role of Pediatric Oncology Nurse Specialist in a Follow-up Clinic for Long-term Survivors of Childhood Cancer

Twenty years ago, when pediatric oncologists were preoccupied with increasing the response rates for children with cancer, the idea that the treatment itself would create problems was unthinkable. Today, as a result of improved treatment strategies as many as 60% of all children diagnosed with cancer will be cured. Meadows et al have estimated that by the year 1990 one in every 1,000 twenty-year-olds will be a survivor of a childhood malignancy.2 There is already a large population of survivors of childhood cancer whose health care needs must be identified