How many survivorship services should be documented and evaluated by the survivorship program team each year?

The survivorship program team is responsible for documenting and evaluating multiple survivorship services to ensure comprehensive care and support for patients after cancer treatment. The recommendation is that at least three distinct survivorship services should be documented and evaluated each year.

This approach allows the team to assess the impact of various services—such as follow-up care plans, psychosocial support, and physical rehabilitation—on enhancing the quality of life for survivors. By examining multiple services, the program can identify strengths, areas for improvement, and important patient feedback, ensuring that the services offered are effective and meet the specific needs of survivors.

Evaluating only one or two services would not provide a full picture of the survivorship program’s effectiveness and could lead to missed opportunities for improving care. Therefore, documenting and evaluating three services allows for a more thorough and robust analysis of the survivorship program, making C the correct choice.