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The salience of cancer and the "survivor" identity for people who have completed acute cancer treatment: a qualitative study
2015
Journal of cancer survivorship
Purpose-Globally there are nearly 33 million persons who have survived five or more years after a diagnosis of cancer [1] . We explore the salience of cancer in such people's self-concept as an important element for creating patient-centered care for those living with a cancer history. Methods-Our data are responses to a free-listing exercise and subsequent qualitative interviews with 53 individuals aged between 45 and 74 who were diagnosed with non Hodgkin's lymphoma, breast or prostate cancer
doi:10.1007/s11764-015-0489-0
pmid:26462498
pmcid:PMC4833692
fatcat:c7j7bkd7kngnpoz7dgqxsvnt54