Coping during COVID-19: a mixed methods study of older cancer survivors.

Jacqueline Galica Ziwei Liu Danielle Kain Shaila J Merchant Christopher M BoothRachel KovenMichael D Brundage Kristen R Haase

Published in: Supportive care in cancer : official journal of the Multinational Association of Supportive Care in Cancer (2021)

Study findings may inform the development or enhancement of cancer and non-cancer resources to support coping, particularly using remote delivery methods within and beyond the pandemic. Clinicians can engage a strengths-based approach to support older cancer survivors as they draw from their experiences, which contain a repository of potential coping skills.

Keyphrases

papillary thyroid
depressive symptoms
social support
childhood cancer
young adults
physical activity
sars cov
community dwelling
middle aged
palliative care
lymph node metastasis
climate change
medical students