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Background
Clinicians have an ethical and practical imperative to engage adolescents and young adults (AYAs) with cancer in communication and care. Many young AYAs have involved parents, but guidelines for co‐management of care with AYAs and their parents are lacking.
Methods
We performed 37 semistructured interviews with AYAs aged 12−24 years at diagnosis, recruiting them from two pediatric cancer...
Background
Communication is central to patient‐centered care in adolescent and young adult (AYA) cancer. Previously, we developed a functional communication model from perspectives of parents whose children had cancer. No prior studies have established a framework for the breadth of communication functions in AYA oncology. We aimed to identify these communication functions from AYAs’ perspectives...
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