Objective: The purpose of this study was to test two 2-month psychosocial interventions
(Telephone Interpersonal Counseling [TIPC] and Supportive Health Education [SHE]) to …

Objective This study aims to test two telephone‐delivered interventions for their efficacy in
improving quality of life (QOL)(psychological, physical, social, and spiritual) among Latinas …

Purpose Positive psychological intervention could improve individual's psychological health
and quality of life. This study aimed to examine the effectiveness of family-centered positive …

Objective: To determine whether a telephone counseling program can improve psychosocial
outcomes among breast cancer patients post‐treatment. Methods: A randomized trial was …

Purpose/Objectives: To examine the effectiveness of a telephone interpersonal counseling
(TIP-C) intervention compared to a usual care attentional control for symptom management …

Background: Psychosocial interventions can improve psychological quality of life (symptoms
of depression and anxiety) of both women with breast cancer and their partners, but are not …

Objective Greater mental health symptomatology of Latina breast cancer (LBC) patients
along with the paucity of intervention trials to reduce distress underscores the scientific and …

Objective Over one third of patients with cancer experience elevated psychosocial distress.
As screening for distress becomes more common, the number of patients referred for …

Background Informal caregivers provide extended support to people with cancer but they
receive little support from the health care system to assist them in their caring role. The aim …

Purpose Most breast cancer patients receive psychosocial support interventions. However,
the effectiveness of these interventions has not yet been clarified. Quality of life (QOL) was …