Knowledge, attitudes, and practice behaviors (KAPb) of nurses and the effectiveness of a training program in psychosocial cancer care

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[7] Bultz BD(2001)Assessment and treatment of psychosocial problems in cancer patients: an exploratory study of a course for nurses Patient Educ Couns 13 356-366

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[9] Bultz BD(1998)Rapid screening for psychologic distress in men with prostate carinoma: a pilot study Cancer 9 RA23-RA34

[10] Johansen C(2003)The therapeutic use of the relaxation response in stress-related diseases Med Sci Monit 60 1-16

[1] Holland J(2008)The new standard of quality cancer care: integrating the psychosocial aspects in routine cancer from diagnosis through survivorship Cancer J 14 425-428

[2] Weiss T(2006)Assessment of psychosocial distress and resources in oncology—a literature review about screening measures and current developments Psychother Psychosom Med Psychol 56 462-479

[3] Mehnert A(2006)Emotional distress: the sixth vital sign—future directions in cancer care Psychooncology 15 93-95

[4] Lehmann C(2011)Screening for distress, the 6th vital sign: where are we, and where are we going? Psychooncology 20 569-571

[5] Cao P(2014)The distress thermometer as an ultra-short screening tool: a first validation study for mixed-cancer outpatients in Singapore Compr Psychiatry 40 549-559

[6] Koch U(2002)Knowledge, confidence and attitudes towards mental health of nurses working in NHS Direct and the effects of training J Adv Nurs 45 101-106

[7] Bultz BD(2001)Assessment and treatment of psychosocial problems in cancer patients: an exploratory study of a course for nurses Patient Educ Couns 13 356-366

[8] Carlson LE(2005)Communication training for health professionals who care for patients with cancer: a systematic review of training methods Support Care Cancer 82 1904-1908

[9] Bultz BD(1998)Rapid screening for psychologic distress in men with prostate carinoma: a pilot study Cancer 9 RA23-RA34

[10] Johansen C(2003)The therapeutic use of the relaxation response in stress-related diseases Med Sci Monit 60 1-16