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Qualitative results from a phase II pilot randomised controlled trial of a lymphoma nurse-led model of survivorship care [PDF]
, 2018 Purpose: To explore and describe lymphoma survivors’ thoughts and perceptions of the components of a nurse led lymphoma survivorship clinic intervention. Methods: An exploratory, qualitative descriptive study using interviews from 10 participants who had
Bulsara, Caroline +2 more
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BJU International, EarlyView.Objective To explore the perspectives of healthcare professionals (HCPs) on what enables or hinders shared decision‐making (SDM) in everyday small renal masses (SRM) management. Subjects and Methods A systematic literature search was conducted, which informed a structured discussion guide.
Katharina Beyer +6 more
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BJU International, EarlyView.Objective To describe the development and validation of the Prostate Cancer Electronic Health (eHealth) Literacy Instrument (P‐CeHLI). This is in response to: (i) a lack of clear and validated eHealth literacy measurement for men with prostate cancer; (ii) the unique information processing, decision making, and digital communication experience of men ...
Stuart Robert Jackson +6 more
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Perspectives on Medical Education, 2014 Medical educators agree that empathy is essential for physicians’ professionalism and most studies on the patient-physician relationship demonstrate that this attitude has a key role in improving clinical outcomes.
Paolo Leombruni +8 more
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Family members dealing with childhood cancer : a study on the role of family functioning and cancer appraisal [PDF]
, 2019 Objectives: Childhood cancer is a life-threatening disease that poses significant challenges to the life of the diagnosed child and his/her family members.
Cosyns, Veerle +7 more
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Journal of Advanced Nursing, EarlyView.ABSTRACT Aim This paper aims to explain the process of formulating a robust theory that comprehensively explains the nurse's role during the transition from curative to the palliative phase in advanced cancer care. Design A qualitative theory synthesis approach was applied, utilising Turner's 9‐step theory synthesis method to integrate five grounded ...
Geya George, Deborah Kirk, Davina Porock
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BioPsychoSocial Medicine, 2017 Background Cancer is commonly perceived as life-threatening and universally stressful; however, brief psychotic disorder, which occurs in response to extremely stressful events, has not been reported.
Mayumi Ishida +2 more
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Towards an understanding of bereavement in the pathway to suicide [PDF]
, 2015 Key Points 1. Suicide bereavement is associated with increased depression and risk of suicide. The increasing rate of suicide in Northern Ireland presents a major challenge to health and social care policy. 2.
Galway, Karen, Mallon, Sharon
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Journal of Advanced Nursing, EarlyView.ABSTRACT Purpose To explore siblings' and parents' experiences of, and perceived impacts of, a nurse‐led school‐based intervention (SUPREME) for siblings of children with cancer in Denmark. Design A qualitative process evaluation. Methods Fifteen siblings (aged 6–14 years) and 16 parents were recruited through criterion‐based sampling following ...
Minna Devantier +4 more
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Resilience in middle-aged partners of patients diagnosed with incurable cancer : a thematic analysis [PDF]
, 2019 Background : Providing care for patients with advanced cancer is often the responsibility of the partner. Being confronted with an incurable cancer diagnosis can be highly disruptive for the patient's partner and can be considered a potentially traumatic
De Lepeleire, Jan +3 more
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