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See Latest ArticlesSelf-identity After Cancer: Survivor, Victim, Patient, and Person with Cancer
Journal of General Internal Medicine, 11/02/09
Park CL et al. – Survivor identity appears most common and most associated with active involvement and better psychological well–being, but other identifications are also common and simultaneously held. Adoption of specific cancer identities is likely to impact interactions with health care providers, including those in general internal medicine, and health behavior changes.
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