Effects of Team Work Among Health Care Providers (Hcps) On Improving the Quality of Life of Cancer Patients

Cancer and its treatment result in a number of consequences that have a negative impact on quality of life and have a substantial impact on quality of life in general. The quality of life can be summed up as this. A person's baseline for what constitutes a happy and fulfilled life. Cancer and its treatment result in a number of consequences that have a negative impact on quality of life and have a substantial impact on quality of life in general. Care for patients is best when all members of the team, including the patients themselves, are in constant contact with one another and share their observations, knowledge, and decision-making duties. To provide health services to individuals, families, and communities in a coordinated, high-quality manner, team-based care necessitates the participation of at least two health care professionals who, to the extent preferred by each patient, work collaboratively to achieve common goals amongst various care settings. Given the number of cancer patients and the evidence that coordinated care enhances care quality, the need for integrated and coordinated cancer treatment has emerged as a national priority.

Keywords: Cancer, Health Care Providers, Patients, Quality of Life, Team Work,