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發佈時間：2025-06-25
2025年癌症存活者照護學術研討會
吳智滔(Tobey Ng)
2025年癌症存活者照護學術研討會於6月22日於台北及線上同步舉行，突顯出一項日益重要的課題——癌症治療結束之後的生活品質。不僅要延長生命，更要關注存活者真正的生活質量。透過一系列由專家主導的演講，研討會深入探討了癌後存活在醫療、心理與社會層面的各種挑戰，全面呈現癌症倖存者在治療結束後仍需面對的複雜處境。會議主題涵蓋從緩和醫療與先進健康科技的整合應用，到癌症對心理健康的衝擊，以及眾多倖存者所承擔的沉重經濟壓力。講者強調，癌症存活者的照護必須採取跨領域方式，結合政策改革、心理健康服務、財務保障，以及醫療照護團隊之間的專業協作。會議同時也凸顯非營利組織（NGO）在彌補照護缺口、強化醫療資源連結，以及賦能病患成為自身健康倡導者方面的關鍵角色。這場研討會有力地提醒我們，隨著癌症治療成果的進步，癌症愈來愈像是一種慢性病，我們對存活者的支持系統也必須與時俱進。此次活動促使我們重新思考，台灣以及全球社會該如何朝向一種更具人性、更具整合性與永續性的癌後照護體系邁進。
The 2025 Cancer Survivorship Symposium, held on June 22 in Taipei and online, highlighted the growing need to address life beyond cancer treatment, not just survival, but true quality of life. Through a series of expert-led presentations, the symposium explored the medical, psychological, and social dimensions of survivorship, offering a comprehensive view of the challenges cancer survivors face long after treatment ends.
Topics ranged from the integration of palliative care and advanced health technologies to the psychological impact of cancer and the economic burden many survivors endure. Presenters emphasized that survivorship care must be interdisciplinary, utilizing policy reform, mental health services, financial protections, and cross-disciplinary collaboration among healthcare providers. The event also underscored the vital role of NGOs in bridging gaps in care and empowering patients to become advocates for their own well-being.
The symposium served as a powerful reminder that as cancer outcomes improve and cancer becomes more like a chronic illness, the systems that support survivors must evolve as well. It invited reflection on how Taiwan, and the broader global community, can move toward more humane, coordinated, and sustainable survivorship care.
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