Issues relating to haematological disease in adolescents - emotional, intellectual, physical, psychological, and social factors
Overview
- A haematological malignancy diagnosis affects patients across emotional, intellectual, physical, and psychological domains simultaneously - comprehensive haematology care requires actively assessing and addressing all of these, not only the disease-directed medical treatment
- Psychological distress (anxiety, depression, adjustment difficulties) is common following a haematological cancer diagnosis and during treatment, and is frequently under-recognised when clinical attention focuses narrowly on disease response
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