Using the patient perspective to personalize psycho-oncological care for chronic cancer-related fatigue

Keyphrases

• Patient Perspective 100%
• Ecological Momentary Assessment 100%
• Cancer-related Fatigue 100%
• Psycho 100%
• Psycho-oncology 100%
• Social Dimension 80%
• Meta-ethnography 80%
• Patient Experience 60%
• Health Professionals 60%
• Embodied Experience 60%
• Interview Study 60%
• Temporal Dimension 60%
• Social Context 40%
• Spatial Dimension 40%
• Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis 40%
• Third Order 40%
• Loss of Self 40%
• Six-step 40%
• Therapeut 40%
• IPA Method 40%
• Adaptation 20%
• Dynamic Process 20%
• Role Change 20%
• Learning Process 20%
• First-order 20%
• Drie 20%
• Homogeneous Samples 20%
• Network Theory 20%
• Health Practices 20%
• Systematic Literature Review 20%
• Bleek 20%
• Information Search 20%
• Hare 20%
• Support Needs 20%
• Cancer Treatment 20%
• Social Life 20%
• Adult Participants 20%
• Life Roles 20%
• Patient Health 20%
• Cancer Types 20%
• Professional Help 20%
• Oncologic 20%
• Objectification 20%
• Self-monitoring 20%
• Person-centered Approach 20%
• Lived Experience 20%
• Langer 20%
• Sense of Control 20%
• Functional Dimension 20%
• Interdisciplinary Research Teams 20%
• Treatment Phase 20%
• First Impressions 20%
• Affective Dimension 20%
• Experiential Knowledge 20%
• Idiographic 20%
• Phenomenological Study 20%
• Letting Go 20%
• Invisibility 20%
• Bodily Experience 20%
• Planning Activity 20%
• Maat 20%
• Life Perspectives 20%
• Phenomenological Interview 20%
• Seven-phase 20%
• Patient Relatives 20%
• Second-order Construct 20%
• Misrecognition 20%
• Philosophical Phenomenology 20%
• Deduplication 20%
• Active Time 20%
• Material Dimension 20%
• Social-spatial 20%
• Active Movement 20%
• Breast Cancer Stage 20%
• Idiographic Research 20%
• Phenomenological Methodology 20%

Psychology

• Qualitative Study 100%
• Phenomenology 50%
• Main Result 50%
• Narrative 50%
• Breast Cancer 50%
• Qualitative Research 50%
• Qualitative Method 50%
• Critical Reflection 50%
• Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis 50%
• Letting Go 50%
• Lived Experience 50%
• Dynamic Process 50%
• Objectification 50%
• Social Participation 50%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Cancer-Related Fatigue 100%
• Ecological Momentary Assessment 100%
• Patient Experience 60%
• Chlorpheniramine Maleate 60%
• Breast Cancer 20%
• Awareness 20%
• Cancer Treatment 20%
• Personal Experience 20%
• Cancer Types 20%
• Cancer Staging 20%
• Narrative 20%
• Sensation 20%
• Role Change 20%
• Dexamethasone Isonicotinate 20%
• Limb 20%
• Social Participation 20%