Authors
Sophie Dilworth, Isabel Higgins, Vicki Parker, Brian Kelly, Jane Turner
Publication date
2014/6
Source
Psycho‐Oncology
Volume
23
Issue
6
Pages
601-612
Description
Objective
To explore the barriers experienced and perceived by health professionals and patients in the delivery of psychosocial care to adults with cancer.
Methods
Systematic searches were undertaken using the PsychInfo, Medline and CINAHL electronic databases, up to October 2013. Research reporting health professional or patient experiences and perceptions of barriers to psychosocial care are included in the review. The systematic review includes studies that have non‐experimental, exploratory and observational designs, as is appropriate to answer the review question. Included studies were critically appraised. The results of individual quantitative studies were aggregated. Qualitative content analysis was used to analyse the qualitative results.
Results
Twenty‐five papers met the pre‐specified inclusion criteria for the final review. The most commonly perceived barrier for patients relates to receiving …
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