Normalcy: An important focus for individuals diagnosed with a haematological malignancy

作者: Pam McGrath

DOI: 10.2190/IL.22.2.C

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摘要: This article presents findings that highlight the significance of tension between focus on disease and treatment verses re-engaging with life for individuals facing crisis being diagnosed a haematology malignancy. The are from study survivorship conducted throughout Queensland, Australia. research was based qualitative design involving series open-ended interviews (n = 50) one group which were recorded, transcribed verbatim, then coded thematically analysed research. affirm importance sense normalcy process re-positioning central role in lives those haematological cancer. There key points when is unavoidable. However, after need supportive care consequent reminder can "taper off." challenge to know provide support respect individual's let go issues associated disease.

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