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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"financial toxicity"”.

  1. Treatments for Cancer Given Orally: Patients' Perceptions of Distress Due to Financial Toxicity

    … relationship between participants’ experience of financial toxicity (FT), the participants’ perception of distress associated with FT, and participants’ self-identified adherence to prescribed treatments in the context of FT.</p> <p><strong>Background: </strong>FT has emerged as an additional …

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  2. Financial Toxicity and Health-related Quality of Life in Indonesian Patients with Cancer

    Financial toxicity has been increasingly recognized as an adverse consequence of cancer care across various health systems worldwide. It is defined as the negative financial impact of cancer diagnosis and treatment, which can be categorized into objective (e.g., out-of-pocket costs) and subjective …

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  3. When Being Sick Makes Us Sicker: A Black Feminist Approach to Financial Toxicity

    … through which being sick makes us sicker is the financial toxicity of sickness. Here, financial toxicity is defined as the negative health effects of financial hardship, typically associated with health care. In this thesis we take a Black Feminist approach towards understanding the mechanism of …

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  4. Economic consequences of cancer in adolescents and young adults

    … roles, establish careers, and achieve financial independence. This makes AYAs vulnerable to significant disruptions in their economic trajectories if diagnosed with cancer. Through four related studies, this thesis addresses the knowledge gaps on the economic outcomes of AYAs surviving …

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  5. Feasibility, acceptability, and cost-effectiveness of breast cancer screening in Vietnam

    Breast cancer (BC) has the highest incidence and mortality rate of all cancers in Vietnamese women. Although nearly two thirds of the new BC cases were diagnosed at late stages (stage III/IV), the country does not have a national screening programme. While mammography is not feasible due to …

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