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A longitudinal observational study of demoralization within 6 months following cancer diagnosis: a cross-lagged panel network analysis - Supportive Care in Cancer
Abstract To identify the dynamic change and explore the longitudinal correlates of demoralization in patients after cancer diagnosis, provide comprehensive references for interventions targeting demoralization at different time points. This study included 127 cancer patients from a tertiary hospital in Guangzhou, China. Demoralization was assessed at three time points: 1 (T1), 3 (T2), and 6 (T3) months after cancer diagnosis.
Chinese military doctors serve plateau border troops
A Chinese military doctor explains the use of medicine to a soldier. 军医为官兵讲解药物使用方法。 By Ren Xin and Su Ting 任鑫、苏婷 BEIJING, Mar. 12 -- Recently, the medical team of the No. 940 Hospital of the Joint Logistic Support Force of the Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) and the medical team of the No. 948 Hospital of the PLA Army sent medical experts to such units as border defense companies and outposts on the plateau to provide medical services.
Listening patiently to yourself
Su Ting · Follow 1 min read · -- Everyone will give you suggestions, but the most important thing is to listen to yourself well, so you know which suggestion you’ll to prioritise, and which ones you’ll put on the back burner. I was clearing some papers out today, and saw a lot of learning material -- some from therapy sessions, some from work etc.
the yelling at night
Su Ting · Follow 1 min read · -- I’ve gotten used to hearing the yelling and moaning at night, when I leave the office at 9-ish, and make the walk towards the bus stop. (For context, I work in a psychiatric hospital.) It’s a serene walk, with the sound of crickets chirping, and the occasional car whizzing by. Usually there’s a light breeze, and sometimes, if it had just rained, there’d be mini surprises in the grass — mushrooms of all sorts.
Today, I met an old lady on the bus…
Su Ting · Follow 2 min read · -- I don’t usually like to talk on my commutes to/from work, because I see them as precious, uninterrupted time to listen to music, podcasts, read, think… But today, an old lady, with her hair all permed, patted the seat next to her and told me that it was available. I took it. We had a lovely conversation, in Mandarin. I found out she had just gone to the hairdresser’s and was dissatisfied with the perm.
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