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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"fear of cancer recurrence"”.
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Relationship of Illness Perception and Fear of Cancer Recurrence to Psychological Distress among Gynecologic Cancer Survivors
Gynecologic cancer survivors account for approximately 9% of all cancer survivors, and about 40% of the gynecologic cancer survivors have been reported to experience some form of psychological distress. Further, fear of cancer recurrence is prevalent among gynecologic cancer survivors, and illness …
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Off the shelf: Toward implementation of an evidence-based psychological intervention for fear of cancer recurrence
Contains fulltext : 317679.pdf (Publisher’s version ) (Open Access)
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A Randomized Non-Inferiority Trial of Technician-Guided and Self-Guided Transdiagnostic Internet-Delivered Cognitive Behaviour Therapy for Cancer Survivors: Making Treatment Scalable
Many cancer survivors face difficulties adjusting to life after cancer; approximately 14-24% of cancer survivors experience clinical problems with anxiety, depression, and/or worry about the future. Depression and anxiety have significant consequences for survivors in terms of distress, quality of …
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Cultivating Quality of Life: Assessing Diet, Physical Activity, and Mental Health Among Arab-American Breast Cancer Survivors - Uncovering Barriers and Facilitators for Holistic Well-Being
<p>This dissertation examines the quality of life among Arab-American breast cancer survivors, with a particular emphasis on dietary practices, physical activity, and mental health. Despite increasing survivorship rates in this population, there remains a significant gap in the literature …
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The Psychosocial Cancer Evaluation Toolkit: developing a tailored evaluation protocol and interface for the evaluation of cancer support initiatives.
The psychological impact of a cancer diagnosis and the subsequent cancer journey on the individual is well recognised within the psycho-oncology literature, and within the UK alone there exists a plethora of psychosocial interventions and initiatives that seek to support those affected by cancer …
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The Microbiota Gut Brain Axis in the Neuropsychological Complications of Chemotherapy Treatment
The neuropsychological side effects of chemotherapy are consistently identified as some of the most significant complications of cancer treatment impacting the long-term health and daily functioning of people living with and beyond cancer. These complications typically include cognitive deficits …
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A COMPREHENSIVE OVERVIEW OF PSYCHOLOGICAL AND ETHICAL IMPLICATIONS ON THE ROLE OF CAREGIVER IN THE CLINICAL PATHWAY OF PATIENTS NEWLY DIAGNOSED WITH BREAST AND PROSTATE CANCER
… involvement in the Shared Decision-Making and cancer care has burgeoned in the psychological field; however, knowledge gaps still exist because most studies have failed to acknowledge the multidimensional nature of agreement/disagreement among dyads in the Shared Decision-Making and cancer …