Massone A, Llull D

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ABSTRACT

Cancer is a chronic disease that develops in multiple phases and for an extended period of time and also demand the sufferer of new patterns of adaptation. Psychological care for people with cancer is necessary for the relief of suffering, improve quality of life and update their adaptive resources. However, few empirical studies that report and systematize results on the effectiveness of psychosocial interventions in people with medical diagnosis of cancer. This paper analyzes the latest advances reported by the scientific research on psychosocial interventions for cancer patients and analysis of its effectiveness on the emotional distress associated with the diagnosis and medical / clinical treatment of this disease.

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