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The Relationship of Fatigue and Meaning in Life in Breast Cancer Survivors

Paige Thompson
ONF 2007, 34(3), 653-660 DOI: 10.1188/07.ONF.653-660
Purpose/Objectives: To determine relationships among (a) cancer-related fatigue and meaning in life, (b) overall symptom distress and meaning in life, (c) fatigue and performance, and (d) overall symptom distress and performance in breast cancer survivors. Design: Cross-sectional and correlational...
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Examination of the Association of Diet and Persistent Cancer-Related Fatigue: A Pilot Study

Suzanna M. Zick
Ananda Sen
Theresa L. Han-Markey
Richard E. Harris
ONF 2013, 40(1), E41-E49 DOI: 10.1188/13.ONF.E41-E49
Purpose/Objectives : To examine associations between diet and persistent cancer-related fatigue (PCRF) in cancer survivors. Design : A cross-sectional pilot study. Setting : A university cancer center in Michigan. Sample : 40 adult cancer survivors who were recruited from July 2007 to August 2008...
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Effects of Exercise on Fatigue, Sleep, and Performance: A Randomized Trial

Elizabeth Ann Coleman
Julia A. Goodwin
Robert Kennedy
Sharon K. Coon
Kathy Richards
Carol Enderlin
Carol B. Stewart
Paula McNatt
Kim Lockhart
Elias J. Anaissie
ONF 2012, 39(5), 468-477 DOI: 10.1188/12.ONF.468-477
Purpose/Objectives: To compare usual care with a home-based individualized exercise program (HBIEP) in patients receiving intensive treatment for multiple myeloma (MM)and epoetin alfa therapy. Design: Randomized trial with repeated measures of two groups (one experimental and one control) and an...
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Fatigue in Breast Cancer Survivors: The Impact of a Mind-Body Medicine Intervention

Susan E. Appling
Susan Scarvalone
Ryan MacDonald
Maureen McBeth
Kathy J. Helzlsouer
ONF 2012, 39(3), 278-286 DOI: 10.1188/12.ONF.278-286
Purpose/Objectives: To evaluate a mind-body medicine (MBM) program for its impact on persistent fatigue following breast cancer treatment. Design: Quasiexperimental. Setting: An urban community hospital and a health department in a semirural county, both in Maryland. Sample: 68 breast cancer...
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Evaluation of a Comprehensive Rehabilitation Program for Post-Treatment Patients With Cancer

Sophie Hanssens
Rik Luyten
Christiaan Watthy
Christel Fontaine
Lore Decoster
Catherine Baillon
Fabienne Trullemans
Aisha Cortoos
Jacques De Grève
ONF 2011, 38(6), E418-E424 DOI: 10.1188/11.ONF.E418-E424
Purpose/Objectives: To evaluate the effects of a rehabilitation program on quality of life, fatigue, fear of movement (kinesiophobia), distress, anxiety, depression, and physical condition. Design: Pretest/post-test. Setting: An outpatient rehabilitation setting in the Oncology Centre at the...
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