1998
DOI: 10.1002/(sici)1097-0142(19981015)83:8<1620::aid-cncr18>3.0.co;2-i
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Evaluation of a patient file folder to improve the dissemination of written information materials for cancer patients

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“…Previous research has suggested that, in the main, patients welcome written information relevant to their medical condition [2,12,33], and this also seemed to be the case for caregivers in our study. At a minimum, information booklets can be an effective supplement to material presented orally, in the sense that they refresh caregivers' knowledge or even answer basic questions, which might otherwise require a visit or a phone call to the doctor.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 63%
“…Previous research has suggested that, in the main, patients welcome written information relevant to their medical condition [2,12,33], and this also seemed to be the case for caregivers in our study. At a minimum, information booklets can be an effective supplement to material presented orally, in the sense that they refresh caregivers' knowledge or even answer basic questions, which might otherwise require a visit or a phone call to the doctor.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 63%
“…Specifically, women have reported wanting more accurate information regarding the physical changes that occur during hair loss [1]. The provision of written and oral information regarding side effects to patients with cancer has been shown to increase understanding, satisfaction, and treatment compliance and to decrease emotional distress, anxiety, and depression [14,50].…”
Section: Individualization Of Therapymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Les chercheurs ont examiné divers modes de communication, dont le registre, les livrets et feuillets d'information et les cassettes audio (Dunn et al, 1993;Hagopian, 1996;Tattersall et al, 1994;Vetto, Dubois et Perez Vetto, 1996;Whelan et al, 1998). L'utilisation de livrets et feuillets d'information est très répandue dans la transmission de l'information relative au cancer.…”
Section: Le Mode De Communication De L'informationunclassified
“…La distribution de feuillets d'information à 108 femmes atteintes d'une affection bénigne du sein s'est traduite par un niveau élevé de satisfaction générale (91 %). Dans une autre étude, la distribution d'une chemise contenant des livrets et feuillets d'information aux patients nouvellement diagnostiqués d'un cancer a permis d'accroître la satisfaction de façon significative (p<0,0001) (Whelan et al, 1998). Cependant, les patients qui recevaient leur premier traitement de chimiothérapie n'étaient pas plus satisfaits de l'utilisation combinée d'un manuel et d'une séance d'enseignement au patient personnalisée d'une durée de 15 minutes offerte par une infirmière que du programme didactique standard d'une durée de 45 minutes (Porter, 1998).…”
Section: Le Mode De Communication De L'informationunclassified