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The association of communication quality regarding incidental nodules on psychosocial outcomes

Thomas, Tara; Slatore, Christopher; Vranas, Kelly; Hooker, Elizabeth; Golden, Sara E.
2020
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Millions of patients are diagnosed annually with a pulmonary nodule and related follow up can cause psychosocial harms such as lung cancer worry, depression, and anxiety. High quality patient-centered communication of nodule results could help reduce those psychosocial harms over time.

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The association of communication quality regarding incidental nodules on psychosocial outcomes
Creator
Thomas, Tara : Portland VA Medical Center
Slatore, Christopher : Portland VA Medical Center
Vranas, Kelly : Portland VA Medical Center
Hooker, Elizabeth : Portland VA Medical Center
Golden, Sara E. : Portland VA Medical Center
Meeting Name
Research Week, Oregon Health and Science University, 2020
Publisher
Oregon Health and Science University
Date
2020
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DOI
https://doi.org/10.6083/x633f167w
Content Type
Abstract
Department
Division of Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine
School
School of Medicine
Copyright Status
In copyright - joint owners
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Record ID
8375
Record Created
2023-06-29
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