… There is no reason why ACT would not work equally well for a survivorship intervention for
these patient groups (Hulbert-Williams & Owen in press). There may also be some concern …

Caring for the terminally ill is a demanding, but rewarding area of health care. Stressors unique
to this working environment—dealing with patient death rather than cure, and supporting …

Efficacious, timely and acceptable psychological interventions are a necessary component
of comprehensive cancer care. There is some way to go before the evidence conclusively …

Objectives To summarise the evidence‐base of psychological interventions for women with
metastatic breast cancer, by mode of delivery (group, individual, or low‐intensity interventions…

Adherence to adjuvant endocrine therapy ( AET ) following breast cancer is known to be
suboptimal despite its known efficacy in reducing recurrence and mortality. This study aims to …

Objectives Nurses are at high risk of chronic stress. Tailored, evidence-based stress-management
interventions may minimise absenteeism and staff turnover, whilst at the same time …

Objectives. Lazarus's Transactional Model of stress and coping underwent significant theoretical
development through the 1990s to better incorporate emotional reactions to stress with …

… We would also like to thank Lee Hulbert-Williams for statistical and data analysis advice.
This study was funded through a Capacity Building Grant from the University of Chester UK. …

If physician-assisted suicide/euthanasia is legalised in the UK, this may be the work of GPs.
In the absence of recent or comprehensive evidence about GPs' views on either legalisation …

The patient-reported depression measures that perform best in oncology settings have not
yet been identified. We did a meta-review to integrate the findings of reviews of more than 50 …