The potential for neuropsychology to inform functional outcomes research with breast cancer survivors

NeuroRehabilitation

Volumn 21, Issue 1, 2006, Pages 51-64

  Reid Arndt, Stephanie A ^a  

^a UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI   (United States)

Author keywords

Breast cancer; Neuropsychology; Quality of life; Vocational outcomes

Indexed keywords

ANTINEOPLASTIC AGENT; TAMOXIFEN;

BREAST CANCER; CANCER CHEMOTHERAPY; CANCER RADIOTHERAPY; CANCER SURGERY; CANCER SURVIVAL; CANCER SURVIVOR; COGNITION; COGNITIVE DEFECT; FUNCTIONAL ASSESSMENT; HUMAN; JOB PERFORMANCE; MENOPAUSE; NEUROPSYCHOLOGY; OUTCOMES RESEARCH; QUALITY OF LIFE; REVIEW; SIDE EFFECT; SOCIAL BEHAVIOR; VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION;

EID: 33646751439     PISSN: 10538135     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.3233/nre-2006-21108     Document Type: Review

References (133)

1. T.A. Ahles and A. Saykin, Cognitive Effects of Standard-Dose Chemotherapy in Patients with Cancer, Cancer Investigation 19 (2001), 812-820.
2. T.A. Ahles, A. Saykin, C.T. Furstenberg, B. Cole, L.A. Mott, K. Skalla, M.B. Whedon, S. Bivens, T. Mitchell, E.R. Greenberg and P.M. Silberfarb, Neuropsychologic Impact of Standard-Dose Systemic Chemotherapy in Long-Term Survivors of Breast Cancer and Lymphoma, Journal of Clinical Oncology 20 (2002), 485-493.
3. T.A. Ahles, A. Saykin, W.W. Noll, C.T. Furstenberg, S. Guerin, B. Cole and L.A. Mott, The Relationship of APOE Genotype to Neuropsychological Performance in Long-Term Cancer Survivors Treated with Standard Dose Chemotherapy, Psycho-Oncology 12 (2003), 612-619.
4. T.A. Ahles, P.M. Silberfarb, J. Herndon, H. Maurer, A.B. Kornblith, J. Aisner, M.C. Perry, W.L. Eaton, L.L. Zacharski, M.R. Green and J.C. Holland, Psychologic and Neuropsychologic Functioning of Patients with Limited Small-Cell Lung Cancer Treated With Chemotherapy and Radiation Therapy With or Without Warfarin: A Study by the Cancer and Leukemia Group B, Journal of Clinical Oncology 16 (1998), 1954-1960.
5. S.M. Alferi, C.S. Carver, M.H. Antoni, S. Weiss and R.E. Duran, An exploratory study of social support, distress, and life disruption among low-income Hispanic women under treatment for early stage breast cancer, Health Psychology 20 (2001), 41-46.
6. American Cancer Society, Cancer Facts & Figures 2003, American Cancer Society, Inc., Atlanta, GA, 2003.
7. American Cancer Society, Breast Cancer Facts & Figures 2003-2004, American Cancer Society, Inc., Atlanta, GA, 2003.
8. American Cancer Society, Cancer Facts & Figures 2004, American Cancer Society, Inc.: Atlanta, GA, 2004.
9. C. Anderson-Hanley, M.L. Sherman, R. Riggs, V.B. Agocha and B.E. Compas, Neuropsychological effects of treatment for adults with cancer: A meta-analysis and review of the literature, Journal of the International Neuropsychological Society 9 (2003), 967-982.
10. A.F. Angelino and G.J. Treisman, Major depression and demoralization in cancer patients: diagnostic and treatment considerations, Support Care Cancer 9 (2001), 344-349.
11. D. Barton and C. Loprinzi, Novel approaches to preventing chemotherapy-induced cognitive dysfunction in breast cancer: the art of the possible, Clinical Breast Cancer 3(Suppl 3) (2002), S121-S127.
12. C.M. Bender, K.K. Paraska, S.M. Sereika, C.M. Ryan and S.L. Berga, Cognitive Function and Reproductive Hormones in Adjuvant Therapy for Breast Cancer: A Critical Review, Journal of Pain and Symptom Management 21 (2001), 407-424.
13. Y. Ben-Yishay, S. Silver, E. Piasetsky and J. Rattok, Relationship between employability and vocational outcomes after intensive holistic cognitive rehabilitation, Journal of Head Trauma Rehabilitation 2 (1987), 35-48.
14. B. Berglund, C. Bolund, T. Fornander, L.E. Rutqvist and P.O. Sjoden, Late effects of adjuvant chemotherapy and postoperative radiotherapy on quality of life among breast cancer patients, European Journal of Cancer 27 (1991), 1075-1081.
15. D.L. Berry, Return to work experiences of people with cancer, Oncology Nursing Forum 20 (1993), 905-911.
16. J. Bloom, R. Gorsky, P. Fobair, R. Hoppe, R. Cox, A. Varghese and D. Speigel, Physical Performance at Work and at Leisure: Validation of a Measure of Biological Energy in Survivors of Hodgkin's disease, Journal of Psychosocial Oncology 8 (1990), 49-63.
17. J.R. Bloom and L. Kessler, Emotional Support Following Cancer: A Test of the Stigma and Social Activity Hypotheses, Journal of Health and Social Behavior 35 (1994), 118-133.
18. J.R. Bloom, S.L. Stewart, S. Chang and P.J. Banks, Then and Now: Quality of Life of Young Breast Cancer Survivors, Psycho-Oncology 13 (2004), 147-160.
19. C.V. Bradley and H.L. Bednarek, Employment Patterns of Long-Term Cancer Survivors, Psycho-Oncology 11 (2002), 188-198.
20. C.V. Bradley, H.L. Bednarek and D. Neumark, Breast cancer survival, work, and earnings, Journal of Health Economics 21 (2002), 757-779.
21. C.B. Brezden, K. Phillips, M. Abdolell, T. Bunston and I.F. Tannock, Cognitive Function in Breast Cancer Patients Receiving Adjuvant Chemotherapy, Journal of Clinical Oncology 18 (2000), 2695-2701.
22. R.T. Brown, A. Madan-Swain, R. Pais, R.G. Lambert, S. Sexson and A. Ragab, Chemotherapy for acute lymphocytic leukemia: cognitive and academic sequelae, Journal of Pediatrics 121 (1992), 885-889.
23. D.B. Burr, M.J. Zembar and G. Niederehe, Depression and Memory Impairment: A Meta-Analysis of the Association, Its Pattern, and Specificity, Psychological Bulletin 117(2), 285-305.
24. M. Carelle, E. Piotto, A. Bellanger, J. Germanaud, A. Thuillier and D. Khayat, Changing Patient Perceptions of the Side Effects of Cancer Chemotherapy, Cancer 95 (2002), 155-163.
25. M. Carlsson and E. Hamrin, Psychological and psychosocial aspects of breast cancer and breast cancer treatment: a literature review, Cancer Nursing 17 (1994), 418-428.
26. B.J. Carter, Surviving breast cancer: a problematic work re-entry, Cancer Practice 2 (1994), 135-140.
27. T.N. Chirikos, A. Russell-Jacobs and A.B. Cantor, Indirect economic effects of long-term breast cancer survival, Cancer Practice 10 (2002), 248-255.
28. B. Cimprich, Attentional Fatigue Following Breast Cancer Surgery, Research in Nursing and Health 15 (1992), 199-207.
29. B. Cimprich, Development of an intervention to restore attention in cancer patients, Cancer Nursing 16(2) (1993), 83-92.
30. B. Cimprich, Pre-treatment distress in women newly diagnosed with breast cancer, Research in Nursing and Health 21 (1999), 185-194.
31. B. Cimprich and D.L. Ronis, Attention and Symptom Distress in Women With and Without Breast Cancer, Nursing Research 50(2) (2001), 86-94.
32. B. Cimprich and D.L. Ronis, An Environmental Intervention to Restore Attention in Women with Newly Diagnosed Breast Cancer, Cancer Nursing 26(4) (2003), 284-292.
33. B. Cimprich, H. So, D.L. Ronis and C. Trask, Pre-Treatment Factors Related to Cognitive Functioning in Women Newly Diagnosed with Breast Cancer, Psycho-Oncology 14 (2005), 70-78.
34. J.C. Clark and L.L. Landis, Reintegration and maintenance of employees with breast cancer in the workplace, American Association of Occupational Health Nursing 37 (1989), 186-193.
35. A. Coates, S. Abraham, S.B. Kaye, T. Sowerbutts, C. Frewin, R.M. Fox and M.H. Tattersall, On the receiving end - patient perception of the side-effects of cancer chemotherapy, European Journal of Cancer and Clinical Oncology 19 (1983), 203-208.
36. A. Colantonio, G. Ratcliff, S. Chase and M. Escobar, Is cognitive performance related to level of community integration many years after traumatic brain injury? Brain and Cognition 44 (2000), 19-20.
37. J.V. Conti, Job discrimination against people with a cancer history, Journal of Applied Rehabilitation Counseling 26 (1995), 12-16.
38. K.S. Courneya, J.R. Mackey, G.J. Bell, L.W. Jones, C.J. Field and A.S. Fairey, Randomized Controlled Trial of Exercise Training in Postmenopausal Breast Cancer Survivors: Cardiopulmonary and Quality of Life Outcomes, Journal of Clinical Oncology 21(9) (2003), 1660-1668.
39. A.M. Courtens, F.C.J. Stevens, H.F.J.M. Crebolder and H. Philipsen, Longitudinal study on quality of life and social support in cancer patients, Cancer Nursing 19 (1996), 162-169.
40. T.J. Craig, G.W. Comstock and P.B. Geiser, The quality of survival in breast cancer: a case-control comparison, Cancer 33 (1974), 1451-1457.
41. A.J. Cunningham, Adjuvant psychological therapy for cancer-patients: Putting it on the same footing as adjunctive medical therapies, Psycho-Oncology 9 (2000), 367-371.
42. R. Cutajar, E. Ferriani, C. Schadellari, L. Sabattini, C. Trocino, L.P. Marchello and S. Stecchi, Cognitive function and quality of life in multiple sclerosis patients, Journal of Neurovirology 6(Suppl 2) (2000), S186-S190.
43. M.A. Dew, R.L. Kormos, S. Winowich, R.C. Harris, E.A. Stanford, L. Carozza and B.P. Griffith, Quality of life outcomes after heart transplantation in individuals bridged to transplant with ventricular assist devices, Journal of Heart & Lung Transplantation 20 (2001), 1199-1212.
44. F.B. Dickerson, J.J. Boronow, C.R. Stallings, A.E. Origoni, S. Cole and R.H. Yolken, Association Between Cognitive Functioning and Employment Status of Persons With Bipolar Disorder, Psychiatric Services 55 (2004), 54-58.
45. M. Dorval, E. Maunsell, L. Deschenes, J. Brisson and B. Masse, Long-term quality of life after breast cancer: comparison of 8-year survivors with population controls, Journal of Clinical Oncology 16 (1998), 487-494.
46. F.L. Feldman, Female cancer patients and caregiver: experiences in the work place, in: Women and Cancer Survivors, S. Stellaman, ed., Hayworth Press, New York, 1987.
47. B.R. Ferrell, M.M. Grant, B. Funk, S. Otis-Green and N. Garcia, Quality of life in breast cancer survivors as identified by focus groups, Psycho-Oncology 6 (1997), 13-23.
48. B.R. Ferrell, K. Hassey-Dow and M. Grant, Measurement of the quality of life in cancer survivors, Quality of Life Research 4 (1995), 523-531.
49. J.R. Freeman and D.K. Broshek, Assessing Cognitive Dysfunction in Breast Cancer: What Are the Tools? Clinical Breast Cancer 3(Suppl. 3) (2002), S91-S99.
50. D.P. Funch and J. Marshall, The role of stress, social support, and age in survival from breast cancer, Journal of Psychosomatic Research 27 (1983), 77-83.
51. P.A. Ganz, A. Coscarelli, C. Fred, B. Kahn, M.L. Polinsky and L. Peterson, Breast cancer survivors: psychosocial concerns and quality of life, Breast Cancer Research & Treatment 38 (1996), 183-199.
52. P.A. Ganz, K.A. Desmond, B. Leedham, J.H. Rowland, B. Meyerowitz and T.R. Belin, Quality of Life in Long-Term, Disease-Free Survivors of Breast Cancer: a Follow-up Study, Journal of the National Cancer Institute 94 (2002), 39-49.
53. P.A. Ganz, G.A. Greendale, L. Petersen, B. Kahn and J.E. Bower, Breast Cancer in Younger Women: Reproductive and Late Health Effects of Treatment, Journal of Clinical Oncology 21 (2003), 4184-4193.
54. P.A. Ganz, E. Guadagnoli, M. Landram, T.L. Lash, W. Rakowski and R.A. Silliman, Breast Cancer in Older Women: Quality of Life and Psychosocial Adjustment in the 15 Months After Diagnosis, Journal of Clinical Oncology 21 (2003), 4027-4033.
55. P.A. Ganz, J.J. Lee, M.S. Sim, M.L. Polinsky and C.A. Schag, Exploring the influence of multiple variables on the relationship of age to quality of life in women with breast cancer, Journal of Clinical Epidemiology 45 (1992), 473-485.
56. P.A. Ganz, J.H. Rowland, K. Desmond, B.E. Meyerowitz and G.E. Wyatt, Life after breast cancer: understanding women's health-related quality of life and sexual functioning, Journal of Clinical Oncology 16 (1998), 501-514.
57. J.P. Godfrey, S.N. Bishara, F.M. Partridge and R.G. Knight, Neuropsychological impairment and return to work following severe closed head injury: implications for clinical management. New Zealand Medical Journal 106 (1993), 301-303.
58. J.M. Gold, R.W. Goldberg, S.W. McNary, L.B. Dixon and A.F. Lehman, Cognitive Correlates of Job Tenure Among Patients With Severe Mental Illness, American Journal of Psychiatry 159 (2002), 1395-1402.
59. P.J. Goodwin, J.T. Black, L.J. Bordeleau and P. Ganz, Health-Related Quality of Life Measurement in Randomized Clinical Trials in Breast Cancer - Taking Stock, Journal of the National Cancer Institute 95 (2003), 263-281.
60. H.P. Greenwald, S.J. Dirks, E.F. Borgatta, R. McCorkle, M.C. Nevitt and E.H. Yelin, Work disability among cancer patients, Social Science & Medicine 29 (1989), 1253-1259.
61. E.A. Hakim, A.M.O. Bakheit, T.N. Bryant, M.W.H. Roberts, S.A. McIntosh-Michaelis, A.J. Spackman, J.P. Martin and D.L. McLellan, The social impact of multiple sclerosis - a study of 305 patients and their relatives, Disability and Rehabilitation 22 (2000), 288-293.
62. J. Harder, J.J. Cornelissen, A.R. Van Gool, H.J. Duivenvoorden, W.M.H. Eijkenboom and M.J. van den Bent, Cognitive Functioning and Quality of Life in Long-Term Adult Survivors of Bone Marrow Transplantation, Cancer 95 (2002), 183-192.
63. B.A. Hilton, Getting back to normal: the family experience during early stage breast cancer, Oncology Nursing Forum 23(4) (1996), 605-614.
64. B. Hoffman, Employment discrimination: another hurdle for cancer survivors, Cancer Investigation 9 (1991), 589-595.
65. B. Holzner, G. Kemmler, M. Kopp, R. Moschen, H. Schweigkofler, M. Dunser, R. Margreitter, W.W. Fleischhacher and B. Sperner-Unterweger, Quality of Life in Breast Cancer Patients - Not Enough Attention for Long-Term Survivors? Psychosomatics 42 (2001), 117-123.
66. R.Y. Ip, J. Dornan and C. Schentag, Traumatic brain injury: Factors predicting return to work or school, Brain Injury 9 (1995), 517-532.
67. D. Irvine, B. Brown, D. Crooks, J. Roberts and G. Browne, Psychosocial adjustment in women with breast cancer, Cancer 67 (1991), 1097-1117.
68. V. Jenkins, V. Shilling, L. Fallowfield, A. Howell and S. Hutton, Does Hormone Therapy for the Treatment of Breast Cancer have a Detrimental Effect on Memory and Cognition? A Pilot Study, Psycho-Oncology 13 (2004), 61-66.
69. E.J. Jonkman, A.W. de Weerd and N.L.H. Vrijens, Quality of life after a first ischemic stroke: Long-term developments and correlations with changes in neurological deficit, mood and cognitive impairment, Acta Neurologica Scandinavica 98 (1998), 169-175.
70. C.P. Kaplan, Community Integration Questionnaire for patients with brain tumor: a comparative study, American Journal of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation 79 (2000), 243-246.
71. D.A. King and E.D. Caine, Cognitive Impairment and Major Depression: Beyond the Pseudodementia Syndrome, in: Neuropsychological Assessment of Neuropsychiatric Disorders, 2nd ed., Oxford University Press, New York, 1996, pp. 200-217.
72. C. Lindley, S. Vasa, W.T. Sawyer and E.P. Winer, Quality of life and preferences for treatment following systemic adjuvant therapy for early-stage breast cancer, Journal of Clinical Oncology 16 (1998), 1380-1387.
73. D.S. Main, C.T. Nowels, T.A. Cavender, M. Etschmaier and J.F. Steiner, A Qualitative Study of Work and Work Return in Cancer Survivors, Psycho-Oncology, in press, published online (www.interscience.wiley.com).
74. M.J. Massie, Prevalence of depression in patients with cancer, Journal of the National Cancer Institute 32 (2004), 57-71.
75. E. Maunsell, C. Brisson, L. Dubois, S. Lauzier and A. Fraser, Work Problems after Breast Cancer: An Exploratory Qualitative Study, Psycho-Oncology 8 (1999), 467-473.
76. J.S. McDaniel, D.L. Musselman, M.R. Porter, D.A. Reed and C.B. Nemeroff, Depression in Patients with Cancer: Diagnosis, Biology, and Treatment, Archives of General Psychiatry 52(2) (1995), 89-99.
77. S.R. McGurk and H.Y. Meltzer, The role of cognition in vocational functioning in schizophrenia, Schizophrenia Research 45 (2000), 175-184.
78. R.R. Mehta, C.W. Beattie and T.K. Das Gupta, Endocrine profile in breast cancer patients receiving chemotherapy, Breast Cancer Research and Treatment 20(2) (1992), 125-132.
79. S.J. Mellette, The cancer patient at work, CA: A Cancer Journal for Clinicians 35 (1985), 360-373.
80. L. Meyer and K. Aspegren, Long-term psychological sequelae of mastectomy and breast conserving treatment for breast cancer, Acta Oncologica 28 (1989), 13-18.
81. B.E. Meyerowitz, Psychosocial correlates of breast cancer and its treatments, Psychological Bulletin 87 (1980), 108-131.
82. C.A. Meyers, K.S. Byrne and R. Komaki, Cognitive deficits in patients with small cell lung cancer before and after chemotherapy, Lung Cancer 12 (1995), 231-235.
83. S.R. Millis, M. Rosenthal and I.F. Lourie, Predicting community integration after traumatic brain injury with neuropsychological measures, International Journal of Neuroscience 79 (1994), 165-167.
84. R. Morse, J. Rodgers, M. Verrill and K. Kendell, Neuropsychological functioning following systemic treatment in women treated for breast cancer: a review, European Journal of Cancer 39 (2003), 2288-2297.
85. K.T. Mueser, M.P. Salyers and P.R. Mueser, A prospective analysis of work in schizophrenia, Schizophrenia Bulletin 27 (2001), 281-296.
86. K.P. Murphy, G.E. Molnar and K. Lankasky, Employment and social issues in adults with cerebral palsy, Archives of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation 81 (2000), 807-811.
87. L. Northouse, T. Kershaw, D. Mood and A. Schafenacker, Effects of a Family Intervention on the Quality of Life of Women with Recurrent Breast Cancer and Their Family Caregivers, Psycho-Oncology (in press), published online (www.interscience.wiley.com).
88. M.J. O'Connell, Prediction of return to work following traumatic brain injury: Intellectual, memory, and demographic variables, Rehabilitation Psychology 45 (2000), 212-217.
89. J.J. Olin, Cognitive Function After Systemic Therapy for Breast Cancer, Oncology 15 (2001), 613-618.
90. M. Omne-Ponten, L. Holmberg and P.O. Sjoden, Psychosocial adjustment among women with breast cancer stages I and II: six year follow-up of consecutive patients, Journal of Clinical Oncology 12 (1994), 1778-1782.
91. T.E. Oxman and P.M. Silberfarb, Serial Cognitive Testing in Cancer Patients Receiving Chemotherapy, American Journal of Psychiatry 137 (1980), 1263-1265.
92. G.V. Padilla, B. Ferrell, M.M. Grant and M. Rhiner, Defining the content domain of quality of life for cancer patients with pain, Cancer Nursing 13 (1990), 108-115.
93. A. Paganini-Hill and L.J. Clark, Preliminary assessment of cognitive function in breast cancer patients treated with tamoxifen, Breast Cancer Research and Treatment 64 (2000), 165-176.
94. K. Phillips and J. Bernhard, Adjuvant Breast Cancer Treatment and Cognitive Function: Current Knowledge and Research Directions, Journal of the National Cancer Institute 95 (2003), 190-197.
95. M.L. Polinsky, Functional status of long-term breast cancer survivors: demonstrating chronicity, Health & Social Work 19 (1994), 165-173.
96. M.W. Rabow, J.M. Hauser and J. Adams, Supporting Family Caregivers at the End of Life "They Don't Know What They Don't Know," Journal of the American Medical Association 291(4) (2004), 483-491.
97. S.M. Rao, G.J. Leo, L. Ellington, T. Nauertz, L. Bernardin and F. Unverzagt, Cognitive dysfunction in multiple sclerosis. II. Impact on employment and social functioning, Neurology 41 (1991), 692-696.
98. D. Razavi, N. Delvaux, A. Bredart, P. Autier, D. Bron, L. Debusscher and P. Stryckmans, Professional rehabilitation of lymphoma patients: a study of psychosocial factors associated with return to work, Supportive Care in Cancer 1 (1993), 276-278.
99. L.M. Reyno, M.N. Levine, P. Skingley, A. Arnold and H. Abu Zahra, Chemotherapy induced amenorrhoea in a randomized trial of adjuvant chemotherapy duration in breast cancer, European Journal of Cancer 29A(1) (1992), 21-23.
100. P. Reynolds and G.A. Kaplan, Social connections and risk for cancer: Prospective evidence from the Alameda County study, Behavioral Medicine 16 (1990), 101-110.
101. M.L. Rohling, P. Green, L.M. Allen and G.L. Iverson, Depressive symptoms and neurocognitive test scores in patients passing symptom validity tests, Archives of Clinical Neuropsychology 17(3) (2002), 205-222.
102. W.A. Satarino and G,N. DeLorenze, The likelihood of returning to work after breast cancer, Public Health Reports 111 (1996), 236-241.
103. S.B. Schagen, F.S.A.M. van Dam, M.J. Muller, W. Boogerd, J. Lindeboom and P.F. Bruning, Cognitive Deficits after Post-operative Adjuvant Chemotherapy for Breast Carcinoma, Cancer 85 (1999), 640-650.
104. S.B. Schagen, M.J. Muller, W. Boogerd, R.M. Rosenbrand, D. van Rhijn, S. Rodenhuis and F.S.A.M. van Dam, Late effects of adjuvant chemotherapy on cognitive function: a follow up study in breast cancer patients, Annals of Oncology 13 (2002), 1387-1397.
105. R.A. Schnoll, L.L. Harlow, L.L. Stolback and U. Brandt, A Structural Model of the Relationships among Stage of Disease, Age, Coping, and Psychological Adjustment in Women with Breast Cancer, Psycho-Oncology 7 (1998), 69-77.
106. L.R. Schover, R.J. Yetman, L.J. Tuason, E. Meisler, C.B. Esselstyn, R.E. Hermann, S. Grundfest-Broniatowski and R.V. Dowden, Partial mastectomy and breast reconstruction. A comparison of their effects on psychosocial adjustment, body image, and sexuality, Cancer 75 (1995), 54-64.
107. S.L. Shapiro, A.M. Lopez, G.E. Schwartz, R. Bootzin, A.J. Figueredo, C.J. Braden and S.F. Kurker, Quality of life and breast cancer: relationship to psychosocial variables, Journal of Clinical Psychology 57 (2001), 501-519.
108. M.A. Shawaryn, K.M. Schiaffino, N.G. LaRocca and M.V. Johnston, Determinants of health-related quality of life in multiple sclerosis: the role of illness intrusiveness, Multiple Sclerosis 8 (2002), 310-318.
109. K. Shimozuma, P.A. Ganz, L. Petersen and K. Hirji, Quality of life in the first year after breast cancer surgery: rehabilitation needs and patterns of recovery. Breast Cancer Research and Treatment 56 (1999), 45-57.
110. P.M. Silberfarb, D. Philibert and P.M. Levine, Psychosocial Aspects of Neoplastic Disease: II. Affective and Cognitive Effects of Chemotherapy in Cancer Patients, American Journal of Psychiatry 137 (1980), 597-601.
111. R.A. Sisson, Cognitive status as a predictor of right hemisphere stroke outcomes, Journal of Neuroscience Nursing 27 (1995), 152-156.
112. K.C. Sneeuw, N.K. Aaronson, J.R. Yarnold, M. Broderick, J. Regan, G. Ross and A. Goddard, Cosmetic and functional outcomes of breast conserving treatment for early stage breast cancer: Relationship with psychosocial functioning, Radiotherapy & Oncology 25 (1992), 160-166.
113. A. Spector, L. Thorgrimsen, B. Woods, L. Royan, S. Davies, M. Butterworth and M. Orrell, Efficacy of an evidence-based cognitive stimulation therapy programme for people with dementia, British Journal of Psychiatry 183 (2003), 248-254.
114. E.R. Spelten, M.A.G. Sprangers and J.H.A.M. Verbeek, Factors Reported to Influence the Return to Work of Cancer Survivors: A Literature Review, Psycho-Oncology 11 (2002), 124-131.
115. O. Spreen and E. Strauss, A Compendium of Neuropsychological Tests, (2nd ed.), New York, Oxford University Press, 1998.
116. A.L. Stanton, S. Danoff-Burg, M.A. Cameron, C. Collins, L. Sworowski and S. Kirk, A longitudinal study of emotional expression and adjustment to breast cancer, Annals of Behavioral Medicine 21 (1999), S007.
117. M.A. Stark and B. Cimprich, Promoting Attentional Health: Importance to Women's Lives, Health Care for Women International 24 (2003), 93-102.
118. D.E. Stewart, A.M. Cheung, S. Duff, F. Wong, M. McQuestion, T. Cheng, L. Purdy and T. Bunston, Long-Term Breast Cancer Survivors: Confidentiality, Disclosure, Effects on Work and Insurance, Psycho-Oncology 10 (2001), 259-263.
119. P. Strang, Emotional and social aspects of cancer pain, Acta Oncologica 31 (1992), 323-326.
120. A.K. Stuifbergen, Cognitive impairment and perceptions of quality of life among individuals with multiple sclerosis, Rehabilitation Nursing Research 4 (1995), 11-18.
121. N. Tchen, H.G. Juffs, F.P. Downie, Q. Yi, J. Hu, I. Chemerynsky, M. Clemons, M. Crump, P.E. Goss, D. Warr, M.E. Tweedale and I.F. Tannock, Cognitive Function, Fatigue, and Menopausal Symptoms in Women Receiving Adjuvant Chemotherapy for Breast Cancer, Journal of Clinical Oncology 21 (2003), 4175-4183.
122. P.L. Tomich and Y.S. Helgeson, Five Years Later: A Cross-Sectional Comparison of Breast Cancer Survivors with Healthy Women, Psycho-Oncology 11 (2002), 154-169.
123. D.M. Tope, T.A. Ahles and P.M. Silberfarb, Psychooncology: psychological well-being as one component of quality of life, Psychotherapy & Psychosomatics 60 (1993), 129-147.
124. F.S.A.M. Van Dam, S.B. Schagen, M.J. Muller, W. Boogerd, E. v.d. Wall, M.E.D. Fortuyn and S. Rodenhuis, Impairment of Cognitive Function in Women Receiving Adjuvant Treatment for High-Risk Breast Cancer: High Dose Versus Standard-Dose Chemotherapy, Journal of the National Cancer Institute 90 (1998), 210-218.
125. J. van der Naalt, A.H. van Zomeren, W.J. Sluiter and J.M. Minderhoud, One year outcome in mild to moderate head injury: the predictive value of acute injury characteristics related to complaints and return to work, Journal of Neurology, Neurosurgery and Psychiatry 66 (1999), 207-213.
126. A.G.M. Van Oosterhout, P.G.J. Ganzevles, J.T. Wilmink, B.W.J. de Geus, R.G.M.W. van Vonderen and A. Wijnstra, Sequelae in Long-Term Survivors of Small Cell Lung Cancer, International Journal of Radiation Oncology 34 (1996), 1037-1044.
127. S.E. Walch, T.A. Ahles and A.J. Saykin, Cognitive Sequelae of Treatment in Children, in: Psycho-Oncology, J. Holland et al., eds, Oxford University Press, New York, 1998.
128. G.J. Wan, M.A. Counte and D.F. Cella, The Influence of personal Expectations on Cancer Patients' Reports of Health-Related Quality of Life, Psycho-Oncology 6 (1997), 1-11.
129. N. Waxler-Morrison, T.G. Hislop, B. Mears and L. Kan, Effects of social relationships on survival for women with breast cancer: A prospective study, Social Science & Medicine 33 (1991), 177-183.
130. M.H. Wieneke and E.R. Dienst, Neuropsychological Assessment of Cognitive Functioning Following Chemotherapy for Breast Cancer, Psycho-Oncology 41 (1995), 61-66.
131. C. Wiley and R.A. Silliman, The impact of disease on the social support experiences of cancer patients, Journal of Psychosocial Oncology 8 (1990), 79-95.
132. P. Yates, Family coping: Issues and challenges for cancer nursing, Cancer Nursing 22(1) (1999), 63-71.
133. S.G. Zalkowski, A. Ramati, C. Morton, P. Johnson and R. Flanigan, Written emotional disclosure buffers the effects of social constraints on distress among cancer patients, Health Psychology 23(6) (2004), 555-563.