L'empathie des soignants perçue par les patients atteints de cancer bronchique

Methods This qualitative study is nested within a larger mixed-methods program of research, CanIMPACT (Canadian Team to Improve Community-Based Cancer Care along the

Previous analysis illustrated that PCPs who followed more breast cancer survivors had higher confidence lev- els in managing physical aspects of follow-up care such as

If the prostate is hard or irregular on DRE, a PSA test should be ordered and the patient should receive a nonurgent referral and expect a consultation with a urologist or a prostate

Recommendations from the 2009 New Zealand Guidelines Group (NZGG), 6 the 2004 Australian National Health and Medical Research Council, 15 the 2005 National Institute for Health

• Clinical features that are associated with an increased risk of colorectal cancer include a palpable rectal or abdominal mass; rectal bleeding, especially in combination

The rate at which individu- als with depression saw primary care physicians for mental health visits was 2.35 times that of individuals without depression in the look-forward

Second-year family medicine residents who intended to provide cancer care and those who thought they were adequately trained to do so, by expected area of practice.

9-11 Family physicians want to be more involved in all stages of cancer care and believe that their knowledge of patients and families is useful, particularly in mak- ing