Abstract Gareth Terry and Nikki Hayfield's book, Essentials of Thematic Analysis, introduces
readers to reflexive thematic analysis, a method for analyzing interview and focus group …

The “strong Black woman”(SBW) is a Western cultural stereotype that depicts African-
heritage women as strong, self-reliant, independent, yet nurturing and self-sacrificing. US …

Objective This study examined experiences, adherence and satisfaction with a combined
exercise and dietary intervention in patients with ovarian cancer and their healthcare …

This longitudinal nonheroic narrative study allows familiarity with personal and societal
transitions in the self-identity of individuals with life-threatening cancer. The theoretical …

Background Understanding the patient's perception of their disease is vital for guiding care
decisions. The current study aimed to identify the most predominant experiences in women …

PURPOSE: To describe the cancer care process as it is perceived by women with ovarian
cancer. PARTICIPANTS & SETTING: 18 English-speaking adult women with ovarian …

This study used the relational dialectics theory (RDT) as a theoretical lens to examine how
the interplay of competing discourses shaped meaning making about gynecologic cancer. A …

Background: Living with ovarian cancer involves uncertainty, fear of recurrence, and
premature death while preparing for a life after treatment. The women depend on health …

Objetivo. El objetivo de este artículo es entender las condiciones sociales de producción o
estructura social de los discursos o las ideologías del enfermo como héroe a partir de la …

In many countries, cancer is now a public event, with survivors sung as heroes. In decades
past, cancer was concealed and considered synonymous with death. In the nineteenth and …