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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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Teletia R Taylor,Arshdeep Kaur,Fariha Tariq et al. Teletia R Taylor et al.
Background: Effective patient-provider communication (PPC) is critical during the initiation of adjuvant endocrine therapy (AET) and is essential to health-related quality of life (HRQoL). Research highlighting factors li...
Ting Luo,Liuna Bi,Suting Zhang et al. Ting Luo et al.
Purpose: To evaluate the effects of positive psychological intervention (PPI) on sleep quality among cancer patients undergoing radiotherapy, and to investigate whether changes in psychological distress mediate the relati...
Jaclyn O&#x;Connor,Stephanie Bogue Kerr Jaclyn O&#x;Connor
Despite growing attention to the psychosocial aspects entangled within bodies affected by cancer, the needs and rights of a marginalized population continue to be overlooked. Psychiatrized people living with cancer are significantly less li...
Nazan Cetin,Junghee Lee,Susanne Klawetter et al. Nazan Cetin et al.
Background: Advances in cancer treatment have increased survival among childhood and adolescent patients, yet many survivors experience long-term psychosocial and health challenges. Structural factors such as health insur...
Karen L Long-Traynor,Katie A Devine,Angela Senger et al. Karen L Long-Traynor et al.
Aims: A childhood cancer diagnosis can be one of the most distressing experiences for parents and poor social support is linked to higher distress levels. This study aimed to test the feasibility of a parent-to-parent mentoring program, pai...
Scott A Irwin,Steven Oppenheim,Andrew Hallum et al. Scott A Irwin et al.
Psychosocial oncology and supportive care services are essential for addressing the multifaceted needs of patients with cancer and their families. This paper outlines the framework for a model program, Cedars-Sinai Cancer's Patient and Fami...
Jana Winzig,Laura Inhestern,Désirée Sigmund et al. Jana Winzig et al.
Objectives: While improved survival rates among pediatric cancer patients are a significant success, the intensive treatments required can lead to treatment-related late effects, psychosocial burden, and reduced health-re...
Kyla Dennis,Hannah Arem,Darcey M McCready et al. Kyla Dennis et al.
Purpose: This study examined cancer-related disruptions to family, friend, and intimate relationships, as well as fertility/reproduction, and related implications regarding hope among young adults. ...
Karen J Meltzer,Brittany Hall,Molin Shi et al. Karen J Meltzer et al.
Background: Sexual concerns are a key unmet need among patients with cancer. Women are less likely than men to be assessed for sexual concerns, due in part to a lack of appropriate screening tools. The Self-Efficacy to Co...