… of self-efficacy in adjustment to cancer is by no means clear. In one study which showed the
importance of religious coping for adjustment to cancer, selfefficacy … In cancer patients post …

… A new measure, The Stanford Inventory of Cancer Patient Adjustment (… selfefficacy in cancer
patients. This instrument allows a test of the association between perceived self-efficacy and …

… to investigate changes in cancer patients' self-care self-efficacy and measures of adjustment
… in patients' self-care self-efficacy (P = .01) and quality of life (P = .001) over time. Patients' …

… behaviors, are important in that changes in self‐efficacy expectations are positively related to
future … on self‐efficacy expectations for a variety of health behaviors among cancer patients. …

… lationship between cancer self-efficacy and demographic… cancer self-efficacy with six other
health status scores. Our findings showed that self-efficacy was significantly related to cancer …

… Patients' self-efficacy could be assessed using instruments measuring selfefficacy in
cancer patients. Assessment of self-efficacy could be an aspect of the care given by health …

… However from a narrative review of those studies it seems clear that intervention in cancer
patients may help improving patients’ self-efficacy, found as result in five of the seven studies …

… The present review aimed to evaluate the effect of e-health on CRF, self-efficacy, and QOL
in cancer patients. Further data analysis explored the active mechanism in terms of delivery, …

… of the relations between self-efficacy and well-being in cancer patients [19, 21, … cancer
patients who were participating in a 6-day rehabilitation course to investigate whether self-efficacy …

… level of self-efficacy in patients with breast cancer at different … positive healthy behaviors in
cancer patients, self-care strength … evaluates the level of self-efficacy in breast cancer patients. …