Fatigue in Cancer: A Multidimensional Approach.
Fatigue in Cancer: A Multidimensional Approach
by Maryl L. Winningham, Margaret Barton-Burke
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Fatigue In Cancer A Multidimensional Approach 2019 Bibliothèque de livres en PDF Ebook Code 0763706302 Fatigue In Cancer A Multidimensional Approach 2019 23rd June 2019 Fatigue In Cancer A Multidimensional Approach Fatigue in Cancer A Multidimensional Approach Noté 005 Retrouvez Fatigue in Cancer A Multidimensional Approach et des millions de livres en stock sur Achetez neuf ou doccasion Download Fatigue in Cancer A Multidimensional Approach Do you want to remove all your recent searches All recent searches will be deleted Fatigue in Cancer A Multidimensional Approach Jones and Bartlett Series in Oncology This video is unavailable Watch Queue Queue Watch Queue Queue Evaluation and Management of Fatigue in Oncology A PDF Fatigue one of the most common symptoms experienced by cancer patients is multidimensional and is associated with significant impairment in functioning and overall quality of life Fatigue In Cancer A Multidimensional Approach 2019 clinical syndrome approach to assessing cancer related fatigue that is currently under evaluation The review concludes with a discussion of several unresolved issues Fatigue in Cancer A Multidimensional Approach Google Books The study of fatigue as a major focus in clinical practice and research is relatively new but the editors argue that much more is known about it than most texts admit CancerRelated Fatigue a multidimensional approach Fatigue is experienced by cancer patients in all stages of the disease trajectory from before diagnosis to years after completing treatment and also in advanced cancer Evaluation and Management of Fatigue in Oncology A In the larger study involving 31 patients methylphenidate use was reported to be efficacious in improving fatigue in patients with advanced cancer Patients’ fatigue improved significantly from a Functional Assessment for Chronic Illness TherapyFatigue FACITF score of 72 ± 16 to 30 ± 19 after 7 days of treatment Assessment and management of cancerrelated fatigue in Comparison of the methods is hindered by the fact that there has been little standardisation of fatigue measurement between studies Available selfreport methods can basically be divided into socalled onedimensional or multidimensional approaches The response formats of these approaches include yes or no Likerttype scales and visual analogue scales Although several instruments have been developed they generally require further psychometric testing within the cancer population
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