An exploration of the perceived changes in intimacy of patients' relationships following head and neck cancer

Keyphrases

• Head-and-neck Cancer 100%
• Perceived Change 100%
• Patient Relationships 100%
• Relationship with Partners 50%
• Quality of Life 50%
• Intimate Relationships 50%
• Clinical Practice 25%
• Healthcare Professionals 25%
• Purposive Sampling 25%
• Qualitative Research Approach 25%
• Self-esteem 25%
• Radiotherapy 25%
• Patient Needs 25%
• Coping Strategies 25%
• Personal Identity 25%
• Social Networks 25%
• Emotional Support 25%
• Cancer Treatment 25%
• Patient Concerns 25%
• Surgical Treatment 25%
• Individual Ability 25%
• Relationships with Families 25%
• Functional Perspective 25%
• Psychosocial Perspective 25%
• Adaptation Strategies 25%
• Resume 25%
• Self-image 25%
• Relationship Types 25%
• Challenges Faced 25%
• Therapist Support 25%
• Rehabilitation Process 25%

Psychology

• Quality of Life 100%
• Intimate Relationship 100%
• Qualitative Study 50%
• Thematic Analysis 50%
• Qualitative Research 50%
• Open-Ended Question 50%
• Self-Esteem 50%
• Rehabilitation Process 50%
• Individual Ability 50%
• Coping Behavior 50%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Head and Neck Cancer 100%
• Quality of Life 50%
• Clinical Practice 25%
• Thematic Analysis 25%
• Cancer Therapy 25%
• Social Network 25%
• Qualitative Study 25%
• Qualitative Research 25%
• Radiotherapy 25%
• Surgery 25%
• Nurse 25%