Which type of services should not be counted towards compliance in the survivorship program?

In the context of survivorship programs, a key aspect of compliance is ensuring that the services provided contribute to the sustained health and well-being of survivors over time. Single event gatherings do not fit into this framework because they typically represent one-time activities rather than ongoing support or structured programming.

Ongoing seminars, support groups, and annual rehabilitation programs all provide ongoing, continuous benefits to survivors, encouraging their long-term health management and reintegration into daily life after treatment. These types of services are foundational to comprehensive survivorship care because they foster community, provide necessary resources, and offer continuous education and support. In contrast, single event gatherings do not offer the same level of ongoing engagement or continuity of care, thus they are not counted towards compliance in a robust survivorship program.