Benefits from participation in the chemo club: psychosocial insights on an exercise program for cancer patients [0.03%]
癌症患者的化疗俱乐部的益处——一项关于癌症患者运动项目的心理社会洞察研究
Pam McGrath,David Joske,Michael Bouwman
Pam McGrath
Recent research has established the important beneficial relationship between exercise and cancer rehabilitation and survivorship. However, the complexities of this interrelationship are as yet underexplored. This article presents the findi...
Initial Development of the Mental Health Assessment and Dynamic Referral for Oncology (MHADRO) [0.03%]
心理肿瘤学健康评估和动态转诊（MHADRO）的初步开发
Edwin D Boudreaux,Erin L O&#x;Hea,Grant Grissom et al.
Edwin D Boudreaux et al.
The Mental Health Assessment and Dynamic Referral for Oncology (MHADRO) is a program that conducts a computerized assessment of physical, psychological, and social functioning related to oncology treatment, prints personalized summary repor...
The return to the community after cancer treatment: from safety to reality check [0.03%]
癌症治疗后的社区回归：从安全到现实检查
Alicia Rivero-Vergne,Reinaldo Berrios,Ivonne Romero
Alicia Rivero-Vergne
The survivorship of children diagnosed with cancer has risen during the last decade. After the end of treatment those children and their families return to the community where another period of crisis unfolds. In this article, the findings ...
Swedish mothers and fathers of children with cancer: perceptions of well-being, social life, and quality care [0.03%]
瑞典儿童癌症患者的母亲和父亲对身心健康、社会生活及高质量医护的感知
Karin Enskär,Elisabeth Hamrin,Marianne Carlsson et al.
Karin Enskär et al.
The overall aim was to describe and compare well-being, social life, and quality care among parents of children with cancer with respect to mothers versus fathers and whether the children were on versus. off treatment. The Life Situation Sc...
Clinical, demographic, and situational factors linked to distress associated with benign breast biopsy [0.03%]
与良性乳腺活检相关的心理压力的影响因素分析
Rachel F Steffens,Heather R Wright,Molly Y Hester et al.
Rachel F Steffens et al.
Benign breast biopsy (BBB) can be distressing for many women. Few studies have examined specific aspects of the BBB more or less distressing or risk factors for distress. Women (N = 51) who had a recent BBB reported the magnitude of distres...
An exploratory model of the relationships between cancer-related trauma outcomes on quality of life in non-Hodgkin lymphoma survivors [0.03%]
非霍奇金淋巴瘤幸存者中与癌症相关的创伤预后对生活质量影响的探索性模型
Sophia K Smith,Christianna S Williams,Catherine R Zimmer et al.
Sophia K Smith et al.
Given that more than one third of some cohorts of cancer survivors exhibit post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) symptomatology, this study examines how trauma outcomes might relate to quality of life (QOL). Eight hundred thirty survivors o...
Cancer recurrence worry, risk perception, and informational-coping styles among Appalachian cancer survivors [0.03%]
阿巴拉契亚地区癌症幸存者的复发担忧、风险知觉和信息应对方式
Kimberly M Kelly,Randi Shedlosky-Shoemaker,Kyle Porter et al.
Kimberly M Kelly et al.
Despite a growing literature on the psychosocial impact of the threat of cancer recurrence, underserved populations, such as those from the Appalachian region, have been understudied. To examine worry and perceived risk in cancer survivors,...
"Sometimes you just have to walk alone"--meanings of emotional support among Danish-born and migrant cancer patients [0.03%]
“有时你不得不独自走一走”——丹麦出生和移民癌症患者的 emotion支持意义
Maria Kristiansen,Tine Tjørnhøj-Thomsen,Allan Krasnik
Maria Kristiansen
The study explores differences and similarities in needs for and experiences with emotional support among Danish-born and migrant cancer patients. Qualitative narrative interviews with 18 adult cancer patients were conducted. Analysis was i...
"They paid no mind to my state of mind": African American breast cancer patients' experiences of cancer care delivery [0.03%]
"他们没有在意我的心理状态"--美国非洲裔乳腺癌患者讲述其经历的癌症治疗过程
Maureen P Davey,Karni Kissil,Alba Niño et al.
Maureen P Davey et al.
This qualitative study describes experiences of cancer care delivery for nine African-American breast cancer patients. Three focus groups captured participants' experiences with the diagnosis and treatment of breast cancer and parenting the...
"Cancer doesn't mean curtains": benefit finding in patients with head and neck cancer in remission [0.03%]
“癌症不等于悲剧”——头颈癌康复患者的领悟性收益感念研究
Chrishanthy Thambyrajah,Jim Herold,Keith Altman et al.
Chrishanthy Thambyrajah et al.
There is an increasing awareness that there are often aspects of the experience of cancer that patients view as positive or beneficial despite substantial physical and psychological impacts. Individuals with head and neck cancer (HNC) are u...