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Pain Breast Neoplasms Chronic Disease Vision Disorders Postoperative Complications Recurrence Fatigue Lymphatic Metastasis Neoplasms

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Questionnaires Prognosis Treatment Outcome Retrospective Studies Follow-Up Studies Prospective Studies Cross-Sectional Studies Severity of Illness Index Risk Factors Interviews as Topic Survival Analysis Survival Rate Cohort Studies Multivariate Analysis Focus Groups Visual Acuity Kaplan-Meier Estimate Analysis of Variance Health Care Surveys Data Collection Risk Assessment Predictive Value of Tests Chi-Square Distribution Logistic Models Disease-Free Survival Neoplasm Staging Activities of Daily Living Reproducibility of Results Prevalence Longitudinal Studies Terminal Care Health Surveys Linear Models Pain Measurement Regression Analysis Pilot Projects Magnetic Resonance Imaging Self Care Mass Screening Sickness Impact Profile Sensitivity and Specificity Case-Control Studies Narration Clinical Trials as Topic Patient Selection Statistics, Nonparametric Odds Ratio Health Status Indicators Immunohistochemistry Randomized Controlled Trials as Topic Program Evaluation Registries Research Design Disability Evaluation Complementary Therapies Double-Blind Method Combined Modality Therapy Antineoplastic Combined Chemotherapy Protocols Incidence

Psychiatry and Psychology80

Attitude of Health Personnel Weight Perception Physician-Patient Relations Attitude to Health Attitude Emotions Health Knowledge, Attitudes, Practice Perception Self Concept Stress, Psychological Communication Guilt Decision Making Attitude to Death Focus Groups Touch Perception Interpersonal Relations Visual Acuity Depression Depersonalization Professional-Patient Relations Empathy Neuropsychological Tests Disclosure Personal Space Awareness Pain Adaptation, Psychological Physician's Role Cognition Disorders Cognition Parents Truth Disclosure Loneliness Psychometrics Affect Motivation Professional-Family Relations Mental Health Trust Touch Social Perception Treatment Refusal Sense of Coherence Anxiety Personal Satisfaction Shame Body Image Job Satisfaction Psychomotor Performance Stereotyping Prejudice Psychiatric Status Rating Scales Interprofessional Relations Personal Autonomy Patient Compliance Family Self Efficacy Pain Perception Child Psychology Choice Behavior Narration Spouses Parent-Child Relations Smoking Executive Function Thinking Nurse-Patient Relations Somatoform Disorders Social Behavior Depressive Disorder Counseling Anger Sensation Self Disclosure Mothers Mental Disorders Comprehension Learning Peer Group

Phenomena and Processes10

Time Factors Visual Acuity Pain Chi-Square Distribution Touch Psychomotor Performance Sensitivity and Specificity Pregnancy Odds Ratio Sensation

Disciplines and Occupations15

Qualitative Research Family Practice Neonatology Emergency Nursing Adolescent Medicine Outcome Assessment (Health Care)Surgery, Plastic Medicine Pediatrics General Surgery Specialization Immunohistochemistry Medical Oncology Internal Medicine Research Design

Anthropology, Education, Sociology and Social Phenomena43

Quality of Life Clinical Competence Health Status Disclosure Socioeconomic Factors Parents Coercion Truth Disclosure Loneliness Education, Medical, Undergraduate Activities of Daily Living Students, Medical Social Support Informed Consent Public Opinion Education, Medical, Graduate Patient Education as Topic Treatment Refusal Curriculum Education, Nursing, Baccalaureate Internship and Residency Faculty, Medical Culture Patient Rights Teaching Personal Autonomy Family Animal Welfare Needs Assessment Career Mobility Education, Medical Students, Nursing Spouses Education Mentors Education, Medical, Continuing Schools, Medical Cross-Cultural Comparison Poverty Students Demography Mothers Preceptorship

Humanities7

Quality of Life Ethics, Nursing Personal Autonomy Ethics, Professional Ethics, Medical History, 20th Century Social Responsibility

Information Science13

Questionnaires Interviews as Topic Survival Rate Communication Focus Groups Data Collection Disclosure Prevalence Internet Narration Drug Information Services Registries Incidence

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Physicians Physicians, Family Parents Medical Receptionists Students, Medical Faculty, Medical Caregivers Infant, Newborn Patients African Americans Terminally Ill Survivors Medical Staff, Hospital Physicians, Women Nurses Ethnic Groups Students, Nursing Spouses Mentors Students Health Personnel Mothers

Health Care111

Questionnaires Treatment Outcome Attitude of Health Personnel Physician-Patient Relations Attitude to Health Retrospective Studies Follow-Up Studies Prospective Studies Patient Satisfaction Cross-Sectional Studies Severity of Illness Index Risk Factors Interviews as Topic Clinical Competence Health Knowledge, Attitudes, Practice Age Factors Health Status Survival Analysis Survival Rate Cohort Studies Attitude to Death Multivariate Analysis Focus Groups Physicians Emergency Nursing Sex Factors Professional-Patient Relations Kaplan-Meier Estimate Physicians, Family Analysis of Variance Health Care Surveys Patient Acceptance of Health Care Data Collection Risk Assessment Patient Participation Predictive Value of Tests Chi-Square Distribution Ethics, Nursing Socioeconomic Factors Logistic Models Medical Receptionists Disease-Free Survival Activities of Daily Living Reproducibility of Results Informed Consent Safety Mental Health Patient Education as Topic Quality of Health Care Prevalence Treatment Refusal Longitudinal Studies Terminal Care Faculty, Medical Consumer Satisfaction Primary Health Care Outcome Assessment (Health Care)Health Surveys Physician's Practice Patterns Linear Models Caregivers Regression Analysis Pilot Projects Referral and Consultation Patient Rights Self Care Personal Autonomy Health Services Accessibility Patient Compliance Mass Screening Ethics, Professional Delivery of Health Care Medical Staff, Hospital Comorbidity Educational Status Physicians, Women Ethics, Medical Employment Sickness Impact Profile Needs Assessment Sensitivity and Specificity Case-Control Studies Nurses Narration Clinical Trials as Topic Ethnic Groups Career Mobility Patient Selection Statistics, Nonparametric Odds Ratio Continuity of Patient Care Health Status Indicators Drug Information Services Randomized Controlled Trials as Topic Urban Population Nurse-Patient Relations Schools, Medical Practice Guidelines as Topic Poverty Program Evaluation Health Personnel Registries Counseling Women's Health Demography Workload Patient Care Team Double-Blind Method Rural Population State Medicine Incidence

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Questionnaires Prognosis Treatment Outcome Attitude of Health Personnel Quality of Life Weight Perception Physician-Patient Relations Attitude to Health Retrospective Studies Follow-Up Studies Prospective Studies Patient Satisfaction Cross-Sectional Studies Qualitative Research Time Factors Severity of Illness Index Attitude Risk Factors Interviews as Topic Clinical Competence Emotions Health Knowledge, Attitudes, Practice Great Britain Age Factors Perception Self Concept Health Status Survival Analysis Survival Rate Cohort Studies Stress, Psychological Communication Guilt Decision Making Attitude to Death Multivariate Analysis Focus Groups Physicians Touch Perception Family Practice Interpersonal Relations Neonatology Visual Acuity Emergency Nursing Depression Sex Factors Depersonalization Professional-Patient Relations Kaplan-Meier Estimate Empathy Physicians, Family Analysis of Variance Health Care Surveys Neuropsychological Tests Patient Acceptance of Health Care Data Collection Risk Assessment Disclosure Personal Space Patient Participation Awareness Predictive Value of Tests Pain Adaptation, Psychological Chi-Square Distribution Ethics, Nursing Physician's Role Socioeconomic Factors Logistic Models Cognition Disorders Cognition Parents Coercion Medical Receptionists Disease-Free Survival Neoplasm Staging Truth Disclosure Loneliness Education, Medical, Undergraduate Psychometrics England Activities of Daily Living Breast Neoplasms Students, Medical Affect Motivation Reproducibility of Results Social Support Professional-Family Relations Informed Consent Safety Public Opinion Education, Medical, Graduate Mental Health Chronic Disease Trust Vision Disorders United States Patient Education as Topic Quality of Health Care

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