Longitudinal trends in fear of recurrence amongst head and neck cancer survivors

Ghazali, Naseem; Swann, Henry E.; Rogers, Simon N.; Lowe, Derek

doi:10.1016/j.bjoms.2011.04.022

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“…We found that indicating the need to discuss FoR via the PCI predicted development of significant problems with FoR in the long term. 35 It is important to identify those who have significant FoR (ie FoR causing substantial impact on daily life) because of the benefit gained from active psychological intervention by appropriately trained professionals. 36 Our pilot study provides a window into the possible implementation of a simple holistic commmunication tool in clinics for post-treatment survivors.…”

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The Patient Concerns Inventory: A Tool to Uncover Unmet Needs in a Cancer Outpatient Clinic

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The Patient Concerns Inventory (PCI) is a holistic, patient reported tool that aids in identifying concerns and issues. it is a 55-item checklist of issues that may be grouped into categories of general function, specific head and neck function, emotional-psychological and others, which include finances, treatment related matters and social care. The PCI also gives patients an opportunity to identify from a list of 15 multidisciplinary team (MDT) members whom they would like to see or be referred on to.

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