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An exploratory study of associations between illness perceptions and adjustment and changes after psychosocial rehabilitation in survivors of breast cancer
Acta Oncologica, 10/26/09

Jorgensen IL et al. – No differences in the change of illness perceptions and the level of psychological adjustment were observed between the three groups of survivors between baseline and one and six months of follow–up. Baseline analyses showed that illness perceptions were associated with distress and QoL. This study indicates that illness perceptions are associated with adjustment; however, illness perceptions did not change after participation in a one–week multi–component rehabilitation course.

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