Seeking, accepting and declining help for emotional distress in cancer: a systematic review and thematic synthesis of qualitative evidence
CM Carolan, A Smith, GR Davies… - European journal of …, 2018 - Wiley Online Library
Many individuals affected by cancer who experience emotional distress report not wanting
help. This review aims to understand why individuals affected by cancer seek, accept or …
help. This review aims to understand why individuals affected by cancer seek, accept or …
Perspectives on emotional care: a qualitative study with cancer patients, carers, and health professionals
M Krishnasamy, H Hassan, C Jewell, I Moravski… - Healthcare, 2023 - mdpi.com
The emotional consequences of a cancer diagnosis are well documented and range from
emotional distress, defined as suffering associated with feelings such as shock, fear, and …
emotional distress, defined as suffering associated with feelings such as shock, fear, and …
Health care provider communication: an empirical model of therapeutic effectiveness
BACKGROUND: Patients who are facing life‐threatening and life‐limiting cancer almost
invariably experience psychological distress. Responding effectively requires therapeutic …
invariably experience psychological distress. Responding effectively requires therapeutic …
Responding to distress in cancer care: Increasing access to psycho oncology services through integrated collaborative care
Objective Despite increased attention to the utility of collaborative care models for promoting
whole‐person care in cancer populations, there is a paucity of empirical research testing the …
whole‐person care in cancer populations, there is a paucity of empirical research testing the …
From evidence to implementation: the global challenge for psychosocial oncology
G Rodin - Psycho‐oncology, 2018 - Wiley Online Library
The human dimensions of medical care were highlighted by such pioneering figures as
Cicely Saunders, Elizabeth Kubler‐Ross, and Jimmie Holland and their tireless advocacy …
Cicely Saunders, Elizabeth Kubler‐Ross, and Jimmie Holland and their tireless advocacy …
A randomised trial of a psychosocial intervention for cancer patients integrated into routine care: the PROMPT study (promoting optimal outcomes in mood through …
Background Despite evidence that up to 35% of patients with cancer experience significant
distress, access to effective psychosocial care is limited by lack of systematic approaches to …
distress, access to effective psychosocial care is limited by lack of systematic approaches to …
[引用][C] A positive distress screen… Now what? An updated call for integrated psychosocial care
PA Tsao, JR Fann, AL Nevedal, LE Bloor… - Journal of Clinical …, 2023 - ascopubs.org
How can we move collaborative care from evidence-based practice to everyday practice for
those living with cancer and distress?
those living with cancer and distress?
Promoting evidence‐based psychosocial care for cancer patients
PB Jacobsen - Psycho‐Oncology: Journal of the Psychological …, 2009 - Wiley Online Library
With numerous studies demonstrating that psychosocial care reduces distress and improves
quality of life, practitioners have an obligation to treat cancer patients in a manner consistent …
quality of life, practitioners have an obligation to treat cancer patients in a manner consistent …
Understanding why cancer patients accept or turn down psycho-oncological support: a prospective observational study including patients' and clinicians' perspectives …
D Zwahlen, T Tondorf, S Rothschild, MT Koller… - BMC cancer, 2017 - Springer
Background International standards prioritize introducing routine emotional distress
screening in cancer care to accurately identify patients who most need psycho-oncological …
screening in cancer care to accurately identify patients who most need psycho-oncological …
The assessment and treatment of distress in cancer patients: Overview and future directions.
Cancer is uniformly associated with distress at all points in the disease trajectory. There has
been increasing awareness of the need to identify, prevent, and treat such distress, although …
been increasing awareness of the need to identify, prevent, and treat such distress, although …