country, especially in rural and other geographically remote areas (IOM, 2006). However, the committee found the ready and nationwide availability of a number of key psychosocial health services to patients with cancer. Table 3-2 highlights information services and Table 3-3 other key psychosocial health services available nationwide at no cost to patients. Information such as this may be helpful to cancer care providers as they seek to provide their patients with information on sources of psychosocial health services. The next two chapters address how such providers can identify patients with psychosocial problems and help them receive the psychosocial health services they need.