Purpose: The purpose of this study was to analyze the frequency and relevance of frequent keywords using text mining analysis for symptom-related telephone counseling of patients undergoing chemotherapy, and to understand the current status and characteristics of the nursing intervention. Methods: 442 cases of telephone counseling of patients undergoing chemotherapy were collected. The symptoms were classified and separated according to the contents of the consultation between the nurse and the counseling participant& Using the python library, frequency words were extracted, and the generation of word co-occurrence matrices was analyzed through social network analysis. Results: For the four cancers to be analyzed (breast, colorectum, st...
AbstractPurposeThis paper reviews the research literature on text mining (TM) with the aim to find o...
The exploration of social conversations for addressing patient’s needs is an important analytical ta...
Introduction: Decision making in surgical oncology of the breast has increased its complexity over t...
Extant healthcare literature has demonstrated that providing oncological patients with detailed, con...
Peer-to-peer online support groups and the discussion forums in these groups can help patients by pr...
Patient experience literature in early-stage breast cancer (eBC) is limited. This study used a mixed...
Contains fulltext : 203768.pdf (publisher's version ) (Open Access
Abstract Background From patient-reported surveys and individual interviews by health care providers...
Purpose: This paper reviews the research literature on text mining (TM) with the aim to find out (1)...
Background: Quality of cancer care may greatly impact upon patients’ health-related quality of life ...
Health care and clinical practice generate large amounts of text detailing symptoms, test results, d...
Purpose: The purpose of this study was to analyze the data regarding questions raised by women with ...
Population-based cancer registries have treatment information for all patients making them an excell...
In hospitals, clinical cancer staging is an important element for determining the methods for treatm...
BackgroundPopulation-based cancer registries have treatment information for all patients making them...
AbstractPurposeThis paper reviews the research literature on text mining (TM) with the aim to find o...
The exploration of social conversations for addressing patient’s needs is an important analytical ta...
Introduction: Decision making in surgical oncology of the breast has increased its complexity over t...
Extant healthcare literature has demonstrated that providing oncological patients with detailed, con...
Peer-to-peer online support groups and the discussion forums in these groups can help patients by pr...
Patient experience literature in early-stage breast cancer (eBC) is limited. This study used a mixed...
Contains fulltext : 203768.pdf (publisher's version ) (Open Access
Abstract Background From patient-reported surveys and individual interviews by health care providers...
Purpose: This paper reviews the research literature on text mining (TM) with the aim to find out (1)...
Background: Quality of cancer care may greatly impact upon patients’ health-related quality of life ...
Health care and clinical practice generate large amounts of text detailing symptoms, test results, d...
Purpose: The purpose of this study was to analyze the data regarding questions raised by women with ...
Population-based cancer registries have treatment information for all patients making them an excell...
In hospitals, clinical cancer staging is an important element for determining the methods for treatm...
BackgroundPopulation-based cancer registries have treatment information for all patients making them...
AbstractPurposeThis paper reviews the research literature on text mining (TM) with the aim to find o...
The exploration of social conversations for addressing patient’s needs is an important analytical ta...
Introduction: Decision making in surgical oncology of the breast has increased its complexity over t...