Identifying Those At High Risk Of Brain Metastasis From Breast Cancer

s / The Breast 20 (2011) S12–S55 S42 yearly follow up data, implementation of an interdisciplinary tumorboard for metastatic beast cancer, application of systemic treatment in the department of gynecology or oncology as well as the availability of specialised palliative care (inand outpatient palliative care, home palliative and hospice care, interdisciplinary approach, pain management). The questionnaire also gives the opportunity to provide comments (as free text) concerning the integration of palliative care. Conclusion: Infrastructure and concepts for integration of palliative care into breast cancer therapy are still scarce and vary extremely in quality and quantity. This highlights the need for institutional guidelines and an interdisciplinary consensus on the national level.