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A review of the prevalence, associated factors and interventions of psychological symptoms among cancer patients in the Chinese Mainland during the COVID-19 pan
Cite this article Xu Binbin, Ng Marques S N, So Winnie KW (2021) A review of the prevalence, associated factors and interventions of psychological symptoms among cancer patients in the Chinese Mainland during the COVID-19 pandemic ecancer 15 1332 Copy text Copied to clipboard
Development and feasibility of an evidence-based and theory-driven tailored mHealth communication intervention to increase colonoscopy screening rate in first-degree relatives of people with colorectal cancer
Highlights • Tailored communication has promising effects on increasing colonoscopy screening rate. • Tailoring is a complex and specific process requires essential components: (1) selecting and assessing tailoring variables, (2) the adaption of specific messages to each tailoring variable, (3) decision rules used to select particular message output, (4) use appropriate channels to convey the tailored message.
Effect of a theory-driven educational intervention on the level of knowledge, attitudes, and assessment practices regarding breakthrough cancer pain (BTCP) management among medical nurses in Hong Kong.
Highlights ● The actual adherence to assessment practices was enhanced after training. ● Breakthrough cancer pain education improves nurses’ knowledge on pain management. ● Positive changes were shown in nurses’ attitude and perceived assessment practices. ● Additional training on breakthrough cancer pain management for nurses is needed.
Treating peritoneal dialysis catheter exit‐site granulomas with chlorhexidine swabstick: A pilot study
ORIGINAL RESEARCH Yun‐Ho Hui Corresponding Author sandyhuiyh1801@yahoo.com.hk huiyh2@ha.org.hk orcid.org/0000-0002-9614-8469 Renal Unit, Department of Medicine & Geriatrics, United Christian Hospital, Hong Kong, China Correspondence Yun‐Ho Hui, Flat A, 5/F, Block L, United Christian Hospital, 130 Hip Wo St., Kwun Tong, Kowloon, Hong Kong (852), China.
The hidden problem of malnutrition among older adults in developed regions
The prevalence of older adults at risk of malnutrition or who are malnourished in an affluent society is comparable to the prevalence in economies where food insecurity prevails, according to a new study in BMC Geriatrics. In this blog post, the authors of this study discuss their findings and suggest ways to address this complex issue.
The hidden problem of malnutrition among older adults in developed regions
The prevalence of older adults at risk of malnutrition or who are malnourished in an affluent society is comparable to the prevalence in economies where food insecurity prevails, according to a new study in BMC Geriatrics. In this blog post, the authors of this study discuss their findings and suggest ways to address this complex issue.
Travel makes us happy: Here's why
At the conclusion of a recent Intelligence Squared Asia debate on whether "Money Can't Buy Happiness," the audience was split -- 49% agreed and 49% disagreed, with 2% undecided. But when it came to travel, there was one very obvious winning premise -- travel makes us all happy. As a luxury travel planner, I thought it was pretty obvious: travel makes us happy, but one needs money to buy wondrous, inspiring travel experiences. Ergo, money can buy happiness.
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