This descriptive study reports attitudes off 45 Swiss cancer partients about the meaning the
illness and its treatment had for them and their families. The research design included a …

This research was a replication and an extension of an earlier study conducted in
Taiwan,“Attitudes about cancer and its treatment of cancer patients living in Taiwan"(Cancer …

The purpose of this descriptive study was to compare and contrast similarities and
differences in statements made by American and Egyptian cancer patients who expressed …

The purpose of this study was to explore the attitudes of patients with cancer living in Taiwan
toward their disease and its treatment. Forty hospitalized patients with selected types of …

There has been increasing interest in the attitudes that the general public and health care
professionals hold towards cancer, the effect these have on an individual's likelihood to …

The aim of this exploratory study was to provide information for use in improving the nursing
care of cancer patients in Finland. This was done by describing the adaptation demands and …

This paper explores the experiences of people who, following a diagnosis of cancer, initially
received treatment in a conventional hospital setting under the direction of professional …

It has been shown that the attitude we hold toward a topic or subject will influence our
behavior toward it. 4, 25 Thus the attitudes toward cancer held by oncology nurses will …

The purpose of this research was to identify nursing interventions that cancer patients'
families find most and least helpful. These nursing interventions were identified in relation to …

This descriptive study explored the concerns of terminally ill adult hospitalized Hindu cancer
patients in Safdarjang Hospital, New Delhi, India. A one-time interview with 11 patients and …