Aim: To explore the knowledge, attitudes, and practices associated with meditation among
people with melanoma and investigate the relationship between perceived stress, trait …

The presence of psychological distress has a negative impact not only on cancer patients'
quality of life but also on the course of the disease, with slower recovery and increased …

Patients who have survived malignant melanoma for more than five years may lack the
opportunity to talk about their burden. As a consequence their psychosocial care needs …

Background Melanoma is the fastest growing tumor of the skin, which disproportionately
affects younger and middle-aged adults. As melanomas are visible, recognizable, and …

Locally advanced cutaneous melanoma has marked quality-of-life implications; however,
the patient experience of symptom management and subsequent impact on quality of life …

Background The melanoma incidence and mortality rates in rural and remote communities
are exponentially higher than in urban areas. Digital health could be used to close the …

Background Fear of cancer recurrence (FCR) is a significant unmet need amongst cancer
survivors and is consistently associated with psychological distress and impaired quality of …

Background Hypothetically, delay between melanoma diagnosis and SLNB could affect
outcomes, either adversely by allowing growth and dissemination of metastases, or …

Introduction Older adults with cancer (OACs) are a large and growing population.
Psychological distress is prevalent in this population yet few OACs receive evidence-based …

Purpose Little is known about melanoma survivors' long-term symptoms, sun protection
practices, and support needs from health providers. Methods Melanoma survivors treated at …