Ernestine S Lacy, Barbara H Miller, Sheryl A Hornback, Ann L McCann, Jayne S Reuben
Retention of underrepresented minority students in dental school: one dental schools story
The Journal of the American College of Dentists
study aimed gain deeper understanding coping processes breast cancer survivors bcss medical occupational rehabilitation acute treatment study part mixedmethods breast cancer patients return work study conducted germany data collected semistructured interviews 26 female bcss 56 years diagnosis qualitative content analysis conducted investigate coping strategies contextual factors coping bcss participants used different strategies coping breast cancer namely approach versus avoidanceoriented coping emotion versus problemfocused coping medical rehabilitation process coping behavior used mainly address disease management consequences occupational rehabilitation process coping strategies used overcome discrepancies patients current work capacity job requirements contextual factors coping health healthcare workrelated personal domains study findings provide indepth insights coping processes bcss rehabilitation phase highlight importance survivorship care acute cancer treatment results indicate bcss employ approach avoidanceoriented strategies cope cancer rehabilitation attempts helpful short term cope physical emotional consequences cancer healthcare psychosocial personnel respect coping strategies bcss also aware potential longterm negative impact avoidanceoriented coping rehabilitation process