Rationale Globally, breast cancer is by far the most frequently occurring cancer amongst
women. Whilst the physical consequences of the disease and associated treatments are …

Objective Presenting treatment outcomes positively or negatively may differently influence
treatment preferences and lead to sub-optimal decision in a medical context. This review …

Purpose Distress, often manifesting as anxiety, is common in breast cancer patients and
becomes particularly elevated before surgery. This study investigated perspectives of those …

Objectives: To assess shared decision-making (SDM) knowledge, attitude and application
among health professionals involved in breast cancer (BC) treatment. Materials and …

Purpose To evaluate the efficacy of a training program designed to teach medical physicists
how to communicate with patients effectively in the clinical environment. Methods and …

Purpose In ophthalmology, an area that lacks teaching time in university, whiteboard
animation and patient narratives may be untapped resources for learning. This research will …

Objective As more people live with cancer and for longer time periods, it is important to
understand the growing diversity in lived experiences of survivorship. This study explored …

Background Timeliness is viewed as a key feature of health‐care quality. Internationally, this
is challenging. In England, cancer waiting time targets are currently not being met. For …

Objective The objective of this work is to identify unmet information needs of long‐term‐
survivors of breast cancer (BC) and future research needs from the perspectives of patients …

Integrative models of mental illness and health in psycho-oncology are aimed at all types of
cancer, although the patients' experiences and issues may vary. This review summarizes the …