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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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Cheryl L Holt,Lee Caplan,Emily Schulz et al. Cheryl L Holt et al.
The present study used qualitative methods to examine if and how African Americans with cancer use religiosity in coping. Patients (N = 23) were recruited from physician offices and completed 1-1(1/2) hour interviews. Themes that emerged in...
Sarah W Kinsinger,Bonnie A McGregor,Deborah J Bowen Sarah W Kinsinger
Four dimensions of perceived social support (emotional/informational, tangible, affectionate, positive social interaction) were examined as moderators of the effect of perceived breast cancer risk on distress in a cross-sectional sample of ...
Cristina Gagliardi,Anna Vespa,Roberta Papa et al. Cristina Gagliardi et al.
The aim of this study was to investigate the areas of depression, anxiety, and social support using the structural model of the social network. By comparing the networks of two samples of breast cancer sufferers and healthy control particip...
Patricia Fobair,Naomi Noni Stearns,Grace Christ et al. Patricia Fobair et al.
As the Association of Oncology Social Work celebrates its 25th year, we pause to reflect on the many historical threads that contributed to its development and hear from each of the presidents who helped create the organization, as we know ...
Ann Boonzaier,Kathryn Schubach,Kathleen Troup et al. Ann Boonzaier et al.
This study aimed to develop and implement a nurse-led psychoeducational group program for men receiving radiotherapy for prostate cancer. These groups are part of a larger multidisciplinary care intervention, which is designed to enhance pa...
Jeff Dunn,Meredith Campbell,Danielle Penn et al. Jeff Dunn et al.
High-profile events where in response to the experience of breast cancer women take on adventure activities to raise awareness and/or funds for breast cancer are increasing. These activities offer physical and psychological challenges withi...
Elizabeth Rohan,Jane Bausch Elizabeth Rohan
This study reports findings from 21 in-depth interviews with oncology clinicians (social workers, physicians, and nurses). Interviews addressed clinicians' overall experiences of their work, including professional roles, teamwork, challenge...
Jamillah Berry,Kevin Bumpers,Vickie Ogunlade et al. Jamillah Berry et al.
African Americans are disproportionately burdened with colorectal cancer. Although incidence and mortality rates have declined in the past two decades, the disparity in health outcomes has progressively increased. This comprehensive review ...
Eugene Brusilovskiy,Meredith Mitstifer,Mark S Salzer Eugene Brusilovskiy
The current study examines the relationship between a woman's perception of her partner's emotional, behavioral, and intimate adaptation to her breast cancer and her levels of distress, well-being, and social support. Sixty-six women diagno...
John P Garofalo,Elizabeth Soliday,Brenda Cole et al. John P Garofalo et al.
The current study examined whether adult children of recently diagnosed breast cancer patients experience heightened general and major stressor-related distress, and identified a potential mediator between these two forms of distress. Uniqu...