Decision Making in Cancer-Related Topic Avoidance
Abstract
In this article, the authors use the Disclose Decision-Making Model to explore cancer-related topic avoidance among cancer patients and their partners. Participants include 95 dyads in which 1 partner had been diagnosed and/or treated for cancer. Variables of interest include death-, future-, sexuality-, and burden-related topic avoidance and dimensions of the Disclosure Decision-Making Model including information assessment, receiver...
Paper Details
Title
Decision Making in Cancer-Related Topic Avoidance
Published Date
Jan 13, 2015
Volume
20
Issue
3
Pages
306 - 313
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