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This page describes our peer reviewed publications 2007-2010 on psycho-oncology topics in journals  

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2010

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Topic

In Press 2.7

[soon]  Desire for Psychological Support in Cancer Patients with Depression or Distress: Validation of a Simple Help Question

Baker-Glenn E, Park B, Granger, L, Symonds P, Mitchell AJ.

Psycho-oncology 2010 in press

Primary Study

Psycho-oncology

By request 3.3

[new] Diagnostic validity of the Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale (HADS) in cancer and palliative settings: A meta-analysis

Mitchell AJ, Meader N, Symonds P.

J Affect Disord. 2010 online first

Meta-analysis

Psycho-oncology

By request

2.7

Can the Distress Thermometer be improved by additional mood domains? Part I. Initial validation of the Emotion Thermometers tool.
Mitchell AJ, Baker-Glenn EA, Symonds P.

Psychooncology. 2010 Feb;19(2):125-33

Primary study

Psycho-oncology

By request

2.7

Can the Distress Thermometer be improved by additional mood domains? Part II. What is the optimal combination of Emotion Thermometers?

Mitchell AJ, Baker-Glenn EA, Park B, Granger L, Symonds P.

Psychooncology. 2010 Feb;19(2):134-140

Primary study

Psycho-oncology

         
         

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Impact*

2009

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Topic

         
         

Cites

Impact*

2008

Type

Topic

0

 

Are one or two simple questions sufficient to detect depression in cancer and palliative care? A Bayesian meta-analysis

Mitchell AJ.

Br J Cancer. 2008 Jun 17;98(12):1934-43. Epub 2008 May 27.

PMID: 18506146 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE]

Meta-analysis

Psycho-oncology

0

2.7

Acceptability of common screening methods used to detect distress and related mood disorders-preferences of cancer specialists and non-specialists.

Mitchell AJ, Kaar S, Coggan C, Herdman J.

Psychooncology. 2008 Mar;17(3):226-36.

PMID: 17575565 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE]

Primary study

Psycho-oncology

0

2.7

Screening for perceived need for help using the latest screening tools - what do we know about who wants help?
Baker-Glenn, EA; Mitchell, AJ
PSYCHO-ONCOLOGY   Volume: 17   Pages: S56-S57   Published:
2008

Abstract

Psycho-oncology

0

2.7

Screening using the emotion thermometers: A useful extension to the distress thermometer when identifying major and minor depression?
Mitchell, AJ; Baker-Glenn, E; Symonds, P
PSYCHO-ONCOLOGY   Volume: 17   Pages: S57-S57   Published:
2008

Abstract

Psycho-oncology

0

2.7

Are one or two verbal questions sufficient to detect depression in palliative care? An updated meta-analysis of 17 comparisons
Mitchell, AJ
PSYCHO-ONCOLOGY   Volume: 17   Pages: S141-S141   Published:
2008

Abstract

Psycho-oncology

0

2.7

Is a single "Help question" effective in detecting anxiety or depression in early cancer?
Baker-Glenn, EA; Chaudhuri, A; Thiagarajan, S, et al.
PSYCHO-ONCOLOGY   Volume: 17   Pages: S196-S197   Published:
2008

Abstract

Psycho-oncology

0

2.7

Diagnostic utility of the two vs. nine item patient health questionnaire (PHQ2 v PHQ9) for major depression in early cancer
Mitchell, AJ; Baker-Glenn, E; Thiagarajan, S, et al.
PSYCHO-ONCOLOGY   Volume: 17   Pages: S202-S203   Published:
2008

Abstract

Psycho-oncology

0

2.7

Development of dynamic economic models to assess the cost-benefit ratio of screening for major depression
Mitchell, AJ; Baker-Glenn, E
PSYCHO-ONCOLOGY   Volume: 17   Pages: S203-S203   Published:
2008

Abstract

Psycho-oncology

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       2007

Type

Topic

5

 

Pooled results from 38 analyses of the accuracy of distress thermometer and other ultra-short methods of detecting cancer-related mood disorders.

Mitchell AJ.

J Clin Oncol. 2007 Oct 10;25(29):4670-81. Epub 2007 Sep 10.

PMID: 17846453 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE]

Meta-analysis

Psycho-oncology

2

 

Reluctance to disclose difficult diagnoses: a narrative review comparing communication by psychiatrists and oncologists.

Mitchell AJ.

Support Care Cancer. 2007 Jul;15(7):819-28. Review.

PMID: 17333297 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE]

Narrative review

Psycho-oncology

0

2.7

Evidence based screening for mood disorders - Is the distress thermometer sufficient?
Coyne, JC; Low, J; Man, K, et al.
PSYCHO-ONCOLOGY   Volume: 16   Pages: S10-S10   Published: 2007

Abstract

Psycho-oncology

0

2.7

Who is routinely screening for distress & depression? Comparison of health professionals
Mitchell, AJ; Kaar, S
PSYCHO-ONCOLOGY   Volume: 16   Pages: S10-S11   Published: 2007

Abstract

Psycho-oncology

0

2.7

The structure and function of the psycho-social care team in the cancer setting
Cox, K; Sharp, DM; Mitchell, AJ, et al.
PSYCHO-ONCOLOGY   Volume: 16   Issue: 9   Pages: S19-S20   Published: 2007

Abstract

Psycho-oncology

0

2.7

Practical 4 step screening algorithm to detect psychosocial concerns in clinical settings
Mitchell, AJ; Coggan, C
PSYCHO-ONCOLOGY   Volume: 16   Pages: S237-S238   Published: 2007

Abstract

Psycho-oncology

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       2006

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* 2007/2008 Impact Factor