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… involvement in psychosocial care will … psychosocial support for cancer patients has not
included RTs.16, 17 We conducted a systematic review focused on RT led psychosocial support …

… and completing questionnaires about psychosocial needs, … initiation of a course of radiation
therapy were associated with … receive radiation therapy and interact with radiation therapists …

… psychosocial and supportive care (PSOSC). Therefore, a study was conducted to identify
radiation therapists' knowledge and perception of Psychosocial and supportive care (PSOSC). …

… Radiation therapists (RT) are the only health professionals in direct … ’ psychosocial needs.
This review aims to synthesise literature regarding the effect of RT-led psychosocial support on …

… Whilst RTs are willing to play a role in patients’ psychosocial support, they do not feel able
… This research has highlighted the need for RT education on psychosocial concerns and …

… The primary goal of this study was to examine the need for psychosocial support in a
consecutive sample of cancer patients undergoing radiotherapy (RT). Out of an initial sample of …

… as a result of radiation therapist-led psychosocial support: a … survey: ‘radiation therapists
and psychosocial support’. J Med … Results of a radiation therapist opinion survey identifying, …

… psychosocial aspects of cancer care, provide well-designed trials establishing evidence of the
effects of psychosocial support, … monitoring psychosocial function during radiation therapy (…

… , including radiation therapists, are responsible for the psychosocial care of patients. …
oncology environment, which is not often conducive to providing psychosocial support. Resource …