March 3, 2026Open Access

Cohort Profile: The Adolescent and Young Adult Tracking Engagement and Management Skills (AYA TEAMS) Longitudinal Cohort of Childhood Cancer Survivors in the United States

Key Points

Findings identify key predictors of self-management and engagement in long-term follow-up (LTFU).
The cohort highlights the need for tailored interventions to reduce disengagement from recommended LTFU.
Longitudinal data collection aims to enhance support strategies for childhood cancer survivors over time.
Understanding these predictors is crucial for improving health outcomes and engagement in care for survivors.

Abstract

Data collection was completed in April 2025. Findings from this cohort will elucidate important predictors of self-management and engagement in recommended annual LTFU and inform the design of interventions to reduce disengagement in LTFU.

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Authors

Sara King-Dowling

Kelsey Woodard

Haley L. Faust

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University of Pennsylvania

The Ohio State University

Children's Hospital of Philadelphia

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Cohort Profile: The Adolescent and Young Adult Tracking Engagement and Management Skills (AYA TEAMS) Longitudinal Cohort of Childhood Cancer Survivors in the United States

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