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The aim is to address the communication of cognitive side effects experienced by cancer patients and improve healthcare providers' emotional skills.

March 26, 2026Journal of Psychosocial Oncology0 citations

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Cognitive side effects in cancer treatment: communication challenges for healthcare providers

LBLéa BaillatUniversité Claude Bernard Lyon 1 MPMyriam PannardUniversité Claude Bernard Lyon 1 CBCharlotte BauquierUniversité Claude Bernard Lyon 1

Key Points

The aim is to address the communication of cognitive side effects experienced by cancer patients and improve healthcare providers' emotional skills.
Examined the need for training programs for healthcare professionals.
Discussed the importance of multi-disciplinary dialogue in healthcare settings.
Identified emotional skills as crucial for effective communication.
Increased awareness of cognitive side effects among healthcare providers.
Improved communication strategies could enhance patient care.
Potential positive impact on healthcare providers' well-being through training.

Abstract

This study highlights the need to design training programs for healthcare professionals that focus on developing emotional skills and better communication of the cognitive side effects of cancer treatment. Encouraging multi-disciplinary dialogue on these side effects could contribute to care providers' well-being.

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Baillat et al. (Mon,) studied this question.

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