… With regard to assessing the psychosocial concerns of cancer survivors, brief in-person or
computerized screening of psychological and physical symptoms seems feasible and may …

… Psychosocial needs are high among cancer patients, and screening for these is recognized
… to quality cancer care. This study identified the psychosocial needs of cancer patients at their …

… psychosocial concerns and quality of life of breast cancer survivors. We would also like to
express our appreciation to our surgical colleagues who allowed us to involve their patients in …

… Due to the considerable limitations of the reviews concerned with psychosocial interventions
in cancer, recommendations are made for the conduct of any future reviews in this area.” …

… needs’ are those needs that patients identify as both important and unsatisfied… cancer
patients are actually being met. We believe that the range of unmet need, and the kinds of patients …

… is a significant life event that can cause profound changes in patients… psychosocial outcomes
in breast cancer patients. We review the empirical data on normal changes in psychosocial …

… center, regarding their psychosocial concerns. The … psychosocial concerns in the patients
with advanced cancer admitted to our cancer center and the need to address these concerns. …

… of patients' psychosocial concerns that have the potential to accompany cancer surgery,
and propose the application of psychosocial … interventions to the postsurgical cancer patient. …

… An immediate goal for us, then, was to define the extent of the psychiatric and psychosocial
concerns of our patients with newly diagnosed lung cancer; the longer term goal was to use …

… role in discussing psychosocial concerns with their patients. It is appropriate for physicians
to initiate discussions concerning emotional problems, dealing with fears, spiritual concerns, …