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Is There a Biological Basis for the Clustering of Symptoms?
Seminars in Oncology Nursing, 2007To examine symptom clusters in oncology patients; to determine if these symptom clusters might share a common biologic mechanism; and to describe potential biologic mechanisms that warrant investigation.Synthesis of the theoretical and research papers on symptom clusters.Definitive conclusions about whether there is a biologic basis for the clustering ...
Christine, Miaskowski +1 more
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Western Journal of Nursing Research, 2021
In the scope of symptom cluster research, few investigators have obtained patients’ perceptions of their symptom clusters, even though this information is central to designing effective interventions. In this cross-sectional study, 38 adults with cancer completed measures of demographics, health outcomes (functional status, well-being, quality of life)
Kristine L. Kwekkeboom +7 more
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In the scope of symptom cluster research, few investigators have obtained patients’ perceptions of their symptom clusters, even though this information is central to designing effective interventions. In this cross-sectional study, 38 adults with cancer completed measures of demographics, health outcomes (functional status, well-being, quality of life)
Kristine L. Kwekkeboom +7 more
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Symptom clusters in advanced illness
Seminars in Oncology Nursing, 2005To review the four sets of symptom clusters commonly seen in patients with advanced illness, and their definitions, associated symptomatology, and management.Research and review articles and textbooks.Symptoms of patients with advanced illness tend to occur not isolation, but in symptom clusters.
Peg, Esper, Debra, Heidrich
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Symptom cluster: Depression and pain
Surgical Oncology, 2010Pain and depression are two frequently associated aspects in oncology. The reciprocal influence of both pathologies is discussed under both the point of view of the underlying biological mechanisms as well as its emotional and cognitive aspects. Mood depression somatic symptoms include pain, just as chronic pain emotional aspects are strictly related ...
TORTA, Riccardo, Munari J.
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Clinical Assessment of Symptom Clusters
Seminars in Oncology Nursing, 2007To review the principles of symptom cluster assessment, choosing appropriate symptom measures, and methods to identify symptom clusters.Review articles, research articles, and specialty texts.Identification of symptom clusters is clinically challenging and includes the use of reliable symptom assessment tools and clinical judgment.
Cheryl, Lacasse, Susan L, Beck
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The Elusive Concept of the Symptom Cluster
Oncology Nursing Forum, 2007To provide an integration and synthesis of literature on the definition and importance of the symptom cluster, theoretical frameworks to explain it, analysis strategies to identify it, interventions to alleviate it, and suggestions for future research.A literature review from 1995-2007 was conducted using MEDLINE.
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Symptom Interactions as Mechanisms Underlying Symptom Pairs and Clusters
Journal of Nursing Scholarship, 2005Purpose: To present a summary of the potential shared or interactive mechanisms underlying an exemplar symptom pair: sleep disturbances and pain. Organizing Construct: Understanding of the multidimensional shared and interactive mechanisms underlying symptoms pairs and clusters has ...
Kathy P, Parker +3 more
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Premonitory symptoms in cluster headache
Current Pain and Headache Reports, 2001Cluster headache is one of the most excruciating headaches affecting human beings--especially the male sex. Most of the cluster headache cases are of episodic nature, with active cluster periods lasting generally between a few weeks and 2 or 3 months.
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Psychoneurotic Symptom Clusters, Trait Clusters and Psychological Tests
Journal of Mental Science, 1958Psychiatrists and clinical psychologists can be classified into the Big-Endians who believe in classification and the Little-Endians who do not. Each side has its derogatory stereotype of the other. According to the Little-Endians, Big-Endians are tough-minded, cold, impersonal monsters who think about the human personality in terms which are static ...
G A, FOULDS, T M, CAINE
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Clinical Management of Symptom Clusters
Seminars in Oncology Nursing, 2007To discuss the current evidence for the management of symptoms in clusters and future directions in symptom cluster management research.Research and review articles.Currently no research has been reported on management of formally identified symptom clusters in oncology.
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