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A clinical trial of group-based body psychotherapy to improve bodily disturbances in post-treatment cancer patients in combination with randomized controlled smartphone-triggered bodily interventions (KPTK): study protocol

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By Astrid Grossert, Cornelia Meffert, Viviane Hess, Christoph Rochlitz
| BMC Psychology Verified
Study protocol Open Access Open Peer Review Published: 30 December 2019 Astrid Grossert1,2,3, Cornelia Meffert1, Viviane Hess2,4, Christoph Rochlitz2,4, Miklos Pless5, Sabina Hunziker1,4, Brigitta Wössmer6, Ulfried Geuter7, Gunther Meinlschmidt1,4,8,9 na1 & Rainer Schaefert1,4 na1 BMC Psychology volume 7, Article number: 90 (2019) Cite this article Abstract Background Disturbances in bodily well-being represent one key source of suffering and impairment related to cancer.
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Web-Based Stress Management for Newly Diagnosed Patients With Cancer (STREAM): A Randomized, Wait-List Controlled Intervention Study

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By Corinne Urech, Astrid Grossert, Judith Alder, Sandra D. Scherer
| ascopubs.org
Being diagnosed with cancer causes major psychological distress; however, a majority of patients lack psychological support during this critical period. Internet interventions help patients overcome many barriers to seeking face-to-face support and may thus close this gap. We assessed feasibility and efficacy of Web-based stress management (STREAM [Stress-Aktiv-Mindern]) for newly diagnosed patients with cancer.
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