survivorship
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- noun
- /sərˈvaɪvərˌʃɪp/
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supervivencia
- Recently, there has been a shift in focus with survivorship issues becoming more important—how we leave people on completion of treatment.
- cancer survivorship
- long-term survivorship
- breast cancer survivorship
And the Thrivers are the ones who turn their survivorship into something that's amazing for them.
- And the Thrivers are the ones who turn their survivorship into something that's amazing for them.
- A major issue that impedes survivorship from narcissistic abuse is self blame.
- That is what survivorship does to us.
Examples
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And the Thrivers are the ones who turn their survivorship into something that's amazing for them.
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As part of a study on long-term prostate cancer survivorship, wives' ways of coping with cancer-related issues were explored through longitudinal interviews.
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Few studies address this relationship in long-term cancer survivorship, however.
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Our survivorship research program went from nearly nonexistent to being one of the nation's leading programs.
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Finally, Leigh Ann or someone in their home community might then assist the patient with survivorship activities.
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Although breast cancer survivors generally do well, long-term survivorship involves many physical, psychological, and social effects.
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In the area of psychosocial oncology, interest has been directed toward issues of long-term survivorship.
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After her long battle with cancer, her survivorship allows her to share her story and inspire others.
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The conference focused on the challenges of survivorship faced by cancer patients after treatment.
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In many cases, the journey of survivorship can include ongoing medical follow-ups and emotional support.
Synonyms
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To keep living in difficult conditions
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Ability to keep living or working in difficult conditions
Continued living after a hard time
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Etymology
Survivorship has the parts super- 'over' and vivere 'to live', like survive. So, when we talk about illness or a hard event, survivorship means the state of continuing to live after that difficulty.