Psychosocial intervention for rural women with breast cancerThe sierra stanford partnership

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Karyn L. Angell
Mary Anne Kreshka
Rebecca McCoy
Patricia Donnelly
Julie M. Turner-Cobb
Kathy Graddy
Helena C. Kraemer
Cheryl Koopman
机构
[1] University of Oregon,Received from the Oregon Research Institute and the Department of Counseling Psychology, College of Education
[2] Sierra College,the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences
[3] Sierra Nevada Memorial Cancer Center,the Department of Psychology
[4] Sierra Nevada Memorial Breast Imaging Center,undefined
[5] Stanford University School of Medicine,undefined
[6] University of Kent at Canterbury,undefined
[7] Graddy Graphic Design and Illustration,undefined
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Journal of General Internal Medicine | 2003年 / 18卷
关键词
breast cancer; rural; psychosocial; traumatic stress; recruitment; underserved; coping;
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OBJECTIVE: This study was initiated by breast cancer survivors living in a rural community in California. They formed a partnership with academic researchers to develop and evaluate a low-cost, community-based Workbook-Journal (WBJ) for improving psychosocial functioning in geographically and economically isolated women with primary breast cancer.
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页码:499 / 507
页数:8
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