Abstract
To provide a comprehensive summary of the coping strategies and evidence-based interventions used to address cognitive impairment following cancer and cancer treatment. Review and synthesis of empirical articles. Survivors identified a structured environment and validation of their cognitive concerns as essential to adjustment. Although interventional research is still limited, non-pharmacological approaches such as cognitive training programs show the greatest promise. Oncology nurses must understand the available evidence and provide information and guidance to cancer survivors to address cognitive changes after cancer.
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