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number cancer survivors living beyond cancer treatment rising globally fundamental understand extent type psychosocial care services offered worldwide evaluated models cancer survivorship care psychosocial care practices posttreatment survivorship phase barriersfacilitators delivery psychosocial care services including low middleincome countries lmics international psychooncology society ipos survivorship special interest group led crosssectional online survey march november 2022 health care professionals researchers psychooncology invited ipos global membership social media snowballing survey administered individuals included questions related practices country national level two hundred eightythree respondents 37 countries participated 40 lmics median 12 years experience iqr 620 psychooncology field participants reported common elements routine survivorship care related preventionmanagement recurrencesnew cancers 74 physical late effects 59 chronic medical conditions 53 whereas surveillancemanagement psychosocial late effects 27 psychosocialsupportive care 25 least common service availability commonly reported highincome countries hics lmics related reproductive health 29 v 17 genetic counselingsupport 40 v 20 identifyingmanaging distress 39 v 26 pain 66 v 48 key barriers included providers focusing treatment survivorship 57 medical psychosocial care 60 lack allied health providers deliver psychosocial care 59 psychosocial needs people living cancer adequately available andor provided posttreatment survivorship even hics barriers patient provider system levels