The role of information in patients' adaptation to chemotherapy and radiotherapy: a review of the literature
The role of information in patients' adaptation to chemotherapy and radiotherapy: a review of the literature
This paper reviews the literature concerning the role of information in facilitating patients' adaptation to chemotherapy and radiotherapy. The relationship between information and patient self-efficacy is examined, and the information requirements of cancer patients receiving treatment are reviewed. Finally, studies evaluating informational interventions for patients receiving either chemotherapy or radiotherapy are critiqued before recommendations for practice are formulated
cancer, coping, chemotherapy, radiotherapy, information, intervention
132-138
Ream, Emma
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Richardson, Alison
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September 1996
Ream, Emma
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Richardson, Alison
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Ream, Emma and Richardson, Alison
(1996)
The role of information in patients' adaptation to chemotherapy and radiotherapy: a review of the literature.
European Journal of Cancer Care, 5 (3), .
(doi:10.1111/j.1365-2354.1996.tb00223.x).
Abstract
This paper reviews the literature concerning the role of information in facilitating patients' adaptation to chemotherapy and radiotherapy. The relationship between information and patient self-efficacy is examined, and the information requirements of cancer patients receiving treatment are reviewed. Finally, studies evaluating informational interventions for patients receiving either chemotherapy or radiotherapy are critiqued before recommendations for practice are formulated
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Published date: September 1996
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cancer, coping, chemotherapy, radiotherapy, information, intervention
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URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/69072
ISSN: 0961-5423
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