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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Advanced Stage Cancer"”.

  1. A Year in Their Lives: Trajectories of Well-Being Among Patients Diagnosed with Advanced Stage Cancer

    … is to analyze longitudinal data on patients with advanced-stage cancer in order to describe multiple dimensions of their experience. Specifically the aims are: to identify trajectories and model the patterns of change of different domains of well-being; to capture variation in well-being outcomes …

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  2. Logging in strained, logging out sustained: the utility of online support groups for caregivers of individuals with advanced-stage cancer

    … four separate online support groups run through CancerChatCanada, with a national sample of caregivers of individuals with advanced-stage cancers. A grounded theory analysis of the chat transcripts led to the generation of the core category, ""Logging In Strained, Logging Out Sustained"", which …

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  3. Exploring the experience of advanced recurrence in people with cancer who perceived themselves as cancer free : a grounded theory study

    … Evolving treatment options for people with cancer mean that increased numbers survive after diagnosis and enter a period where they perceive themselves as cancer free. Unfortunately, some experience a cancer recurrence, which can be at an advanced stage. Their prior treatment experience may …

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  4. Transitions in Palliative Care: Referral Time and Healthcare Utilization in Advanced Stage Colon, Rectal and Lung Cancer Patients.

    <p>Background: Despite lung, colon, and rectal cancer being the leading and third leading cause of cancer-related death among both men and women respectively, few studies have examined Palliative Care Consultation (PCC) on healthcare utilization (HCU) in individuals with advanced stage diagnosis in …

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