Web-based interventions present a potentially cost-effective approach to supporting self-management for cancer patients; however, further evidence for acceptability and effectiveness is needed.The goal of our research was to assess the effectiveness of an individualized Web-based cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) intervention on improving psychological and quality of life outcomes in cancer patients with elevated psychological distress.A total of 163 distressed cancer patients (111 female, 68.1%) were recruited through the Queensland Cancer Registry and the Cancer Council Queensland Cancer Helpline and randomly assigned to either a Web-based tailored CBT intervention (CancerCope) (79/163) or a static patient education website (84/163). At ...
Background: The diagnosis and treatment of cancer is a major life stress such that approximately 35%...
From PubMed via Jisc Publications RouterHistory: received 2022-01-07, revised 2022-04-12, accepted 2...
PurposeBeing diagnosed with cancer causes major psychological distress; however, a majority of patie...
Background: Web-based interventions present a potentially cost-effective approach to supporting self...
Background: Web-based interventions present a potentially cost-effective approach to supporting self...
Introduction Approximately 35% of patients with cancer experience clinically significant distress, a...
Introduction Approximately 35% of patients with cancer experience clinically significant distress, a...
Purpose: Evaluate the feasibility, acceptability and potential efficacy of a form of online therapy ...
Background: Approximately 20-30% of patients with cancer experience a clinically relevant level of e...
Purpose of reviewA great proportion of people affected by cancer experience psychological distress. ...
Background A cancer diagnosis elicits greater distress than any other medical diagnosis, and yet ver...
Contains fulltext : 196766.pdf (publisher's version ) (Open Access)Purpose Mindful...
Background and Aim Being diagnosed with cancer is often described as a major loss of control leading...
This case study evaluates the COloRectal canceR distrEss reduCTion (CORRECT) intervention, a blended...
Background: Despite high levels of psychological distress experienced by many patients with cancer, ...
Background: The diagnosis and treatment of cancer is a major life stress such that approximately 35%...
From PubMed via Jisc Publications RouterHistory: received 2022-01-07, revised 2022-04-12, accepted 2...
PurposeBeing diagnosed with cancer causes major psychological distress; however, a majority of patie...
Background: Web-based interventions present a potentially cost-effective approach to supporting self...
Background: Web-based interventions present a potentially cost-effective approach to supporting self...
Introduction Approximately 35% of patients with cancer experience clinically significant distress, a...
Introduction Approximately 35% of patients with cancer experience clinically significant distress, a...
Purpose: Evaluate the feasibility, acceptability and potential efficacy of a form of online therapy ...
Background: Approximately 20-30% of patients with cancer experience a clinically relevant level of e...
Purpose of reviewA great proportion of people affected by cancer experience psychological distress. ...
Background A cancer diagnosis elicits greater distress than any other medical diagnosis, and yet ver...
Contains fulltext : 196766.pdf (publisher's version ) (Open Access)Purpose Mindful...
Background and Aim Being diagnosed with cancer is often described as a major loss of control leading...
This case study evaluates the COloRectal canceR distrEss reduCTion (CORRECT) intervention, a blended...
Background: Despite high levels of psychological distress experienced by many patients with cancer, ...
Background: The diagnosis and treatment of cancer is a major life stress such that approximately 35%...
From PubMed via Jisc Publications RouterHistory: received 2022-01-07, revised 2022-04-12, accepted 2...
PurposeBeing diagnosed with cancer causes major psychological distress; however, a majority of patie...