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See Latest ArticlesPatient-Related Barriers to Fatigue Communication in Cancer Patients Receiving Active Treatment
The Oncologist, 09/25/09
Shun S–C et al. – Discussion with patients about their high level of perceived fatigue barriers before implementing patient education is recommended. Assessing fatigue interference with daily life and identifying factors associated with barriers to reporting fatigue (i.e., type of cancer, religion, and the setting for receiving treatment) are suggested in order to provide better fatigue management in clinical settings.
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