74 |
Rural women with breast cancer have difficulties accessing high quality information in a timely manner |
84 |
Rural women with breast cancer have difficulties accessing peer and professional support in a timely manner |
68 |
Rural women with breast cancer have difficulties accessing appropriate medical and nursing services |
85 |
Rural women with breast cancer have more difficulties than do urban women accessing high quality information, peer and professional support, and medical and nursing services |
81 |
Dealing with social isolation is a major problem for rural women with breast cancer |
97 |
Having to travel for treatment is a major problem for rural women with breast cancer |
89 |
Inadequate financial programs create a major burden for rural women with breast cancer |
83 |
Coping with a changed work life is a major problem for rural women with breast cancer |
98 |
Standardized, and locally sensitive, information packages should be made consistently available to women with breast cancer in all regions of Canada |
98 |
Systems need to be developed to better help newly diagnosed breast cancer patients living in rural areas navigate the health care system |
93 |
Systems need to be put into place to ease the financial burden for rural women with breast cancer |