… recognition, emotions, and relational approaches… cancer is paramount in order to increase
survival, prognosis and to decrease people’s emotional distress when they experience illness …

… than depressive patients. Depressive disorder has been recognized as the most prevalent
psychiatric illness in patients with cancer since the 1960s. Clinical attention is required for …

… I would like to express my recognition to all the patients and … found to meet cancer patients’
psychological and informational … may reduce cancer symptoms and emotional distress and …

… referral to psycho-oncology services that psychological distress, anxiety, depressiveness…
recognition of psychological distress in oncological patients is an important concern in oncology …

… patients with pancreatic cancer [17]. In July 2019, expertise centers were formally recognized
for… Telephone monitoring of distress in patients aged 65 years or older with advanced stage …

… whether psychological distress was cross-sectionally associated with meeting World Cancer
… Ultimately, detecting and treating psychological morbidity among people LWBC is crucial to …

… cancer diagnosis (NCCN, 2003; Muzzatti et al., 2016). Psychological distress in cancer patients
… of life, psychosocial morbidity, more unmet needs, poor treatment adherence, abnormal …

… a multi-method approach considering patient perspectives and the experience of
clinicians (Revicki et al., 2008). According to these recommendations, we developed a multi-method …

… The relationship between psychological distress and skin alterations … patients may not
answer accordingly to their real status, since they are not aware of their difficulties in recognizing …

… which led to much discomfort for patients and caregivers who … esteem and trust because of
recognition of the services they … an essential strategy in multi-method studies. With respect to …