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Oncology Healthcare Professionals’ Mental Health during the COVID-19 Pandemic by Granek, Leeat, Nakash, Ora

“…The paper begins by reviewing the literature on oncology healthcare professionals’ (HCP) mental health. We summarize and present the current data on HCP mental…”
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Improving physician well-being: lessons from palliative care by Granek, Leeat, PhD, Buchman, Sandy, MD

“…The well-being of doctors has become a primary concern of medical associations globally, and for good reason: physicians, on the whole, are not doing well. One…”
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Negotiating psychiatric cisgenderism-ableism in the transgender- autism nexus by Shapira, Shahar, Granek, Leeat

“…Most of the literature on autism and gender is rooted in a medical deficiency model. This study aimed to critically examine the discursive position of…”
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Organizational and individual barriers and facilitators to the integration of pediatric palliative care for children: A grounded theory study by Laronne, Anat, Granek, Leeat, Wiener, Lori, Feder-Bubis, Paula, Golan, Hana

“…Background: Pediatric palliative care has established benefits for children with cancer and their families. Overcoming organizational and healthcare provider…”
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Oncologist conceptualizations of pediatric palliative care: challenges and definitions by Laronne, Anat, Granek, Leeat, Wiener, Lori, Feder-Bubis, Paula, Golan, Hana

“…Purpose Pediatric palliative care (PC) is an evolving field and involves a comprehensive approach to care of children with cancer. The goal of this paper was…”
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Women and health in Israel by Granek, Leeat, Dr, Nakash, Ora, Prof, Carmi, Rivka, Prof

“…WHO defines health as “a complete state of physical, mental and social wellbeing, and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity”.1 This broad definition…”
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Grief reactions and impact of patient death on pediatric oncologists by Granek, Leeat, Bartels, Ute, Scheinemann, Katrin, Labrecque, Manon, Barrera, Maru

“…Background To examine pediatric oncologists' grief reactions to patient death, and the impact patient death has on their personal and professional lives…”
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Oncologists', nurses', and social workers' strategies and barriers to identifying suicide risk in cancer patients by Granek, Leeat, Nakash, Ora, Ben‐David, Merav, Shapira, Shahar, Ariad, Samuel

“…Objective To identify oncologists', nurses', and social workers' strategies and barriers in identifying suicide risk in cancer patients. Methods Sixty‐one…”
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Oncologists’ Treatment Responses to Mental Health Distress in Their Cancer Patients by Granek, Leeat, Nakash, Ora, Ben-David, Merav, Shapira, Shahar, Ariad, Samuel

“…The objectives of this study were to identify how oncologists respond to mental health distress in their patients, what specific strategies they use in…”
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Mental Health Distress: Oncology Nurses' Strategies and Barriers in Identifying Distress in Patients With Cancer by Granek, Leeat, Nakash, Ora, Ariad, Samuel, Shapira, Shahar, Ben-David, Merav

“…Oncology nurses have an important role in identifying mental health distress; however, the research to date indicates that oncology nurses often do not…”
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Grief symptoms and difficult patient loss for oncologists in response to patient death by Granek, Leeat, Ben‐David, Merav, Shapira, Shahar, Bar‐Sela, Gil, Ariad, Samuel

“…Objective The study aimed to explore oncologist's grief symptoms over patient death and to identify why and which losses are particularly challenging when…”
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Resistance, agency, and liminality in women's accounts of symptom appraisal and help-seeking upon discovery of a breast irregularity by Granek, Leeat, Fergus, Karen

“…In the breast cancer literature, “delayed presentation” is defined as a period of 3 months or more between the self-detection of a new breast symptom and the…”
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The Role of Culture/Ethnicity in Communicating with Cancer Patients About Mental Health Distress and Suicidality by Granek, Leeat, Nakash, Ora, Ariad, Samuel, Shapira, Shahar, Ben-David, Merav A.

“…To explore the role of culture in communicating with cancer patients about mental health distress and suicidality. The Grounded Theory method of data…”
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Oncologists’ negative attitudes towards expressing emotion over patient death and burnout by Granek, Leeat, Ben-David, Merav, Nakash, Ora, Cohen, Michal, Barbera, Lisa, Ariad, Samuel, Krzyzanowska, Monika K.

“…Purpose The aims of this study were to examine the relationship between negative attitudes towards expressing emotion following patient death and burnout in…”
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The development of scales to measure childhood cancer survivors' readiness for transition to long‐term follow‐up care as adults by Klassen, Anne F., Rosenberg‐Yunger, Zahava R.S., D'Agostino, Norma M., Cano, Stefan J., Barr, Ronald, Syed, Iqra, Granek, Leeat, Greenberg, Mark L., Dix, David, Nathan, Paul C.

“…Purpose To develop and validate scales to measure constructs that survivors of childhood cancer report as barriers and/or facilitators to the process of…”
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"You're a Whole Lot of Person"-Understanding the Journey Through Anorexia to Recovery: A Qualitative Study by Granek, Leeat

“…Using the grounded theory method (Glaser & Strauss, 1967), this study examined the subjective experience of anorexia nervosa in interviews with 5 women who…”
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“The Cracks Are Where the Light Shines In”: Grief in the Classroom by GRANEK, LEEAT

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Oncologists' strategies and barriers to effective communication about the end of life by Granek, Leeat, Krzyzanowska, Monika K, Tozer, Richard, Mazzotta, Paolo

“…Communicating about the end of life with patients has been reported as one of the most difficult and stressful part of the work of oncologists. Despite this…”
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Mourning Sickness: The Politicizations of Grief by Granek, Leeat

“…In this paper, I propose that the politicization of grief falls into 3 categories of what I have termed different types of Mourning Sickness. In Mourning…”
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Confronting Oncologists’ Emotions by Granek, Leeat

“…The best and worst part of practicing oncology is the attachment to patients. Without this attachment, the work would be unbearable and unsatisfying. With this…”
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