STRATEGY

Combining the powers of sociology and psychosocial oncology can lead to a more holistic approach to understanding and addressing the challenges faced by patients with breast cancer but also the mental challenges of those - who are fighting for patients life and their wellbeing.

Identifying Psychosocial Needs:

Psychosocial oncology can help identify the emotional, psychological, and social needs of patients with cancer, but also the needed supporting elements for those, who are taking care of them, the health professionals.

This information can be used to develop interventions that address these needs and improve patient outcomes, quality of their lifes also prevent healthcare team from burnout, anxiety or depression.

The Social Context Of Cancer:

Sociology can help us understand how social factors such as race, ethnicity, gender, geographic location, level of avaliable services and socioeconomic status might play a role in cancer incidence, diagnosis, and treatment.

This knowledge can help inform psychosocial interventions that are tailored to specific patient populations.

United Perspective, knowledge of sociology and psychosocial oncology can lead to a more nuanced and comprehensive approach to breast cancer care education that addresses the social, emotional, and psychological needs of patients and everybody who works on their fast healing and recovery.

The purpose of bringing together

psycho-social oncology, sociology, education, and medical technology to fight breast cancer is to create a more comprehensive and holistic approach to breast cancer prevention, detection, diagnosis, treatment, survivorship to everyone who is affected by the disease directly.

By collaborating across these fields, it is possible to address not only the physical aspects of breast cancer but also the emotional, psychological, and social dimensions of the disease.

This approach can ensure that patients receive  patient-centered care that is culturally and socially relevant, tailored to their specific needs,  and considers the social determinants of health that affect breast cancer incidence, diagnosis, and treatment outcomes.

Based on scientific evidence and combined knowledge and network power of our alliance we will develop purpose built sustainable "units" worldwide to reduce disparities in health outcomes between different populations and improve the overall quality of life for breast cancer patients, survivors and healthcare professionals.