The purpose of this research was to examine oncologists' perspectives on indicators of
mental health distress in patients: what strategies they use to identify these indicators, and …

Objective To explore oncologists, social workers, and nurses' perceptions about the causes
of their cancer patient's mental health distress. Methods The grounded theory (GT) method …

With cancer incidence increasing over time worldwide, attention to the burden of psychiatric
and psychosocial consequences of the disease is now mandatory for both cancer and …

The objectives of this study were to identify how oncologists respond to mental health
distress in their patients, what specific strategies they use in treating this distress, and what …

Background Although the adverse effects of cancer diagnoses and treatments on mental
health are known, about less than 10% of patients are estimated to be referred to seek help …

Objective: Emotional distress (ED) is an underdiagnosed problem in cancer patients and
over the last decade a number of national guidelines have recommended an assessment …

The Management of Psychological Issues in Oncology Page 1 Clinical Advances in Hematology
& Oncology Volume 14, Issue 12 December 2016 999 The Management of Psychological Issues …

Objective: The evaluation of psychological distress in cancer patients recently entered
oncologic clinical practice. The objective of this study was to evaluate the role of clinical …

Objectives Psychosocial distress is common in cancer patients and survivors and
encompasses a broad range of concerns and psychological symptoms. The aim of the …

Importance Psychiatric comorbidities are common among patients with cancer. However,
whether or not there is increased risk of mental disorders during the diagnostic workup …