E McBride, LAV Marlow, AS Forster… - … journal of cancer, 2020 - Wiley Online Library
… In this study, involving women who participated in HPV primaryscreening in … anxiety and distress between women receiving the different possible test results in HPV primaryscreening…
LAV Marlow, E McBride, D Ridout, AS Forster… - Sexually transmitted …, 2022 - sti.bmj.com
… case-level distress), but the lowest distress at 12 months (… no between-group differences in anxiety or distress for any HPV-… -positive screening result on anxiety and distress diminishes …
… primary care pertaining to the clinical utility of screening and detection of depression and distress … Screening for depression or even depression and anxiety is probably not sufficient to …
FK Ploos van Amstel, SW van den Berg… - Supportive care in …, 2013 - Springer
… with distress would report lower quality of life, more anxiety … A major advantage of the DT is that it is a simple screening tool … distress at an average of 5 years after primary surgery. Thus, …
… This study is the first to examine psychosocial impact of primary HPV screening in one of the … women during piloting of primary HPV testing.26 Anxiety (53.03) and distress (3.94) levels …
A Cano, RP Sprafkin, DJ Scaturo… - Primary care …, 2001 - psychiatrist.com
… distress derived from the SCL-90.The SCL-10 is composed of 6 depression items (eg, “Have you been distressed … , and 2 phobic anxiety items (eg, “Have you been distressed by feeling …
… to be no need for primary care physician or other (primary) healthcare providers to actively screen all long-term cancer survivors for symptoms of depression, anxiety and/or distress. …
… 'generalized anxiety disorder' as the essence of this diagnosis is distress for a period of more than six months. In a sample of distressed patients not all patients with distress for more …
… Primary prevention and early intervention have been identified as potentially important … primary, secondary and tertiary prevention. Mrazek and Haggerty (1994) in their landmark …