2013
DOI: 10.14735/amko2013195
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Communication as a Part of the Supportive Treatment in Cancer Care

Abstract: I. onkologická klinika LF UK a Onkologický ústav sv. Alžběty, Bratislava Súhrn Východiská: Zručnosť v interpersonálnej komunikácii ako súčasti suportívnej liečby v onkológii nadobúda nové rozmery po tom, čo sa podarilo demonštrovať pozitívny vplyv komunikácie na zvýšenú schopnosť pacientov vyrovnávať sa s nádorovou chorobou, viac dôverovať ošetrujúcemu personálu, akceptovať záťažovú terapiu a redukovať emocionálny stres a psychosociálnu záťaž. Z hľadiska efektívnej komunikácie cielenej na potreby pacienta je p… Show more

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“…Frequent screening can be beneficial to ensure services are being utilized (Hutchison et al, 2006). By providing psychosocial treatment, cancer patients are being guided to have positive long-term outcomes with improved quality of life through an enhanced ability to cope with the disease and treatment, build trust in the providers, and improve compliance [6,35]. The active behavioral approach allows providers to better understand the nonverbal needs, preferences, and expectations of patients.…”
Section: A Tiered Model Of Psychosocial Carementioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Frequent screening can be beneficial to ensure services are being utilized (Hutchison et al, 2006). By providing psychosocial treatment, cancer patients are being guided to have positive long-term outcomes with improved quality of life through an enhanced ability to cope with the disease and treatment, build trust in the providers, and improve compliance [6,35]. The active behavioral approach allows providers to better understand the nonverbal needs, preferences, and expectations of patients.…”
Section: A Tiered Model Of Psychosocial Carementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The active behavioral approach allows providers to better understand the nonverbal needs, preferences, and expectations of patients. These are expressed through nonverbal body language cues, but once recognized, they should be addressed through verbal psychosocial support [35]. This model suggests triaging cancer patients for psychosocial distress and matching their level of distress to the level of care.…”
Section: A Tiered Model Of Psychosocial Carementioning
confidence: 99%