Increased Distress in Neurooncological Patients, a Monocentric Longitudinal Study: When to Screen Which Patient?

The increased need for psycho-oncological support for neurooncological patients is underlined. Psycho-oncological support should particularly be offered at the time points of primary diagnosis and tumour recurrence. To support the positive effect of caregivers, they should be involved at an early stage.

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Diseases
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2024-09-16
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https://doi.org/10.3390/diseases12090217
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Cancer survivorship and care
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Increased Distress in Neurooncological Patients, a Monocentric Longitudinal Study: When to Screen Which Patient?

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Abstract

The increased need for psycho-oncological support for neurooncological patients is underlined. Psycho-oncological support should particularly be offered at the time points of primary diagnosis and tumour recurrence. To support the positive effect of caregivers, they should be involved at an early stage.

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