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期刊名:Journal of psychosocial oncology

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ISSN:0734-7332

e-ISSN:1540-7586

IF/分区:1.9/Q3

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Günce Kaya-Ali,Jessica O&#x;Brien,Samantha Winegard et al. Günce Kaya-Ali et al.
Background: Narrative interventions benefit adolescents and young adults with cancer (AYAC), but less is known about unaffected siblings (SIBS), despite evidence of sibling distress. This study compared narrative themes, ...
Eunjeong Ko,France Nguyen-Grozavu,Michelle Avila Eunjeong Ko
Purpose: Cancer-related financial hardship can significantly affect patients and their families' well-being. Cancer patients in rural regions face unique challenges, yet little is known about the scope of rural financial ...
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Our understanding of the sexual lives and experiences of sexual violence among women undergoing breast cancer treatment is notably limited. This gap in knowledge hinders our ability to fully grasp the challenges these women face during and ...
Tia Borger,Marguerite A Webster,Abigayle R Feather et al. Tia Borger et al.
Objective: Despite the benefits of using evidence-based tobacco treatment to quit smoking, many cancer patients continue smoking after diagnosis. Many survivors decline assistance with smoking cessation due to the desire ...
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Background: Depression and anxiety are common and debilitating in people with cancer and may adversely affect treatment adherence, quality of life, and medical outcomes. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is a widely reco...
Ana Cecilia Sala,Bridget Beachy,David Bauman et al. Ana Cecilia Sala et al.
Objective: Distress management guidelines emphasize the importance of addressing psychological symptoms in cancer patients. Mental health interventions that are time-bound are more easily integrated into oncology care. We...
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Background: Lung cancer is associated with substantial psychosocial burden for those affected and their relatives. This trial evaluates effects of CALM-based psycho-oncological counseling (Managing Cancer And Living Meani...
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Background and objective: Clinically, existential issues are of significant importance in cancer patients, particularly existential guilt. To measure this construct, a suitable tool is needed. Therefore, this study aimed ...
Julia Slack,Sydney Sumrall,Rebecca Hoppe et al. Julia Slack et al.
Background: Hematologic malignancies frequently require intensive treatment, leaving patients to rely on informal caregivers for emotional, logistical, and health care support. This high level of care and support can plac...
Anao Zhang,Meiyan Chen,Addie Weaver et al. Anao Zhang et al.
Background: Adolescents and young adults (AYAs) with cancer face high levels of depression and anxiety. Yet developmentally appropriate and cancer-informed mental health services remain limited. Digital cognitive behavior...