Designing A Survivorship And Supportive Care Center At A Comprehensive Cancer Center.

159Background: Unmet physical, psychosocial, and other support needs of cancer survivors may lead to increased distress, anxiety, and decreased quality of life. Survivorship Clinics may be tailored for specific issues identified through a needs assessment. Methods: An invitation to complete a web-based survey was mailed to 35,420 active patients at a comprehensive cancer center in November 2015. The survey domains included demographics, cancer history, comorbidities, lifestyle, cancer prevention, spiritual and emotional support, symptom management, and interest in specific services. Results: 1,054 surveys were completed. The majority of respondents were female (55.2%; n = 582/1054), had Stage I cancer at diagnosis (43.9%; n = 360/820), and had completed treatment (69.0%; n = 727/1054). Genitourinary (23.0%; n = 238/1034) and breast (20.5%; n = 212/1034) were the most common cancer types among the respondents. Participants identified an average of 4.60 side effects experienced during or after treatment (n ...