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Quality of Life of Cancer Patients from the Perspective of Health Economics

Author(s)

Guan Jingyue

Affiliation(s)

Hefei No.8 heigh school, Hefei, Anhui, China

Abstract

Advances in medical technology have significantly improved the survival rate of cancer patients in China. However, their long-term quality of survival continues to be affected by various factors, including physiological, psychological, and society. From the perspective of health economics, this approach helps to assess the key factors influencing long-term survival quality and explore ways to improve it. It provides a theoretical basis and practical model for enhancing long-term survival quality, holding promising applications and significant social value.

Keywords

Cancer Patients; Long-Term Quality of Survival; Health Economics

References

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