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Evaluation of a program for routine implementation of symptom distress screening and referral in cancer care: a stepped wedge cluster randomized trial
Cancer diagnosis and its treatments often lead to the experience of physical symptoms. Unrelieved physical symptoms are distressing,...
Cancer survivors’ attitudes to the feasibility and acceptability of a community-based multi-disciplinary cancer survivorship intervention: A qualitative study
According to the cancer survivorship care quality framework, there are five domains which are essential to address cancer survivors’...
The role of intolerance of uncertainty and negative metacognitive beliefs in fear of cancer recurrence: a longitudinal study
Our recent study and other studies showed that maladaptive metacognitive styles play an important role in the development of high fear of...
Managing fear of cancer recurrence: a qualitative comparison of coping process among Chinese breast cancer survivors with nonclinical, subclinical, and clinically-significant fear of cancer recurrence
Our recent study estimated that respectively, 26% and 11.2% of local cancer survivors were in subclinical and clinically-significant FCR...
The role of cognitive bias in relation to persistent distress among women diagnosed with breast cancer
Recent studies revealed that, while most women diagnosed with and treated for breast cancer experience little longer‐term psychological...
Return to work and work productivity in breast cancer: a longitudinal study
Working-age cancer patients face barriers to resuming work after treatment completion. Those resuming work contend with reduced...
A qualitative study on understanding the impact of differing levels of psychological distress on sleep disturbance in cancer
Sleep disturbance has been reported to be highly prevalent in cancer patients during cancer treatment and survivors of cancer continue to...
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