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Effects of two types of social support and education on adaptation to early-stage breast cancer by Samarel, Nelda, Tulman, Lorraine, Fawcett, Jacqueline

“…A Roy adaptation model–based support and education intervention for women with early‐stage breast cancer was tested in a three‐group, three‐phase randomized…”
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Caring for the living and dying: a study of role transition by Samarel, N

“…The purpose of this descriptive study was to explore the ways a group of hospice nurses met the needs of both terminally and acutely ill patients, two groups…”
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In response to: Fu M.R., McDaniel R.W. & Rhodes V.A. (2007) Measuring symptom occurrence and symptom distress: development of the Symptom Distress Index. Journal of Advanced Nursing59, 623-634 by Samarel, Nelda, Cooley, Mary E., Tulman, Lorraine, Fawcett, Jacqueline

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In response to: Fu M.R., McDaniel R.W. & Rhodes V.A. (2007) Measuring symptom occurrence and symptom distress: development of the Symptom Distress Index. Journal of Advanced Nursing 59, 623-634 by Samarel, Nelda, Cooley, Mary E, Tulman, Lorraine, Fawcett, Jacqueline

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The effect of telephone social support and education on adaptation to breast cancer during the year following diagnosis by Coleman, Elizabeth Ann, Tulman, Lorraine, Samarel, Nelda, Wilmoth, Margaret Chamberlain, Rickel, Linda, Rickel, Marti, Stewart, Carol Beth

“…To find the most effective methods of providing social support for women diagnosed with breast cancer by testing the effectiveness of a telephone social…”
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Women's perceptions of the effectiveness of telephone support and education on their adjustment to breast cancer by Chamberlain Wilmoth, Margaret, Tulman, Lorraine, Coleman, Elizabeth Ann, Stewart, Carol Beth, Samarel, Nelda

“…Social support is believed to be important in helping women adjust to breast cancer. Reports have suggested limited positive effects of social support on…”
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The experience of receiving therapeutic touch by Samarel, N

“…The purpose of this qualitative study was to describe the patient's experience of receiving therapeutic touch (TT) treatments. The design was informed by…”
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Therapeutic touch, quiet time, and dialogue: perceptions of women with breast cancer by Kelly, Anne E, Sullivan, Patricia, Fawcett, Jacqueline, Samarel, Nelda

“…To compare the perceptions of women with breast cancer to an experimental therapeutic touch (TT) plus dialogue nursing intervention with perceptions of a…”
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Effect of support groups with coaching on adaptation to early stage breast cancer by Samarel, Nelda, Fawcett, Jacqueline, Tulman, Lorraine

“…The effects of 8‐week cancer support groups (CSGs) with and without coaching on adaptation were tested in a sample of 181 women with newly diagnosed early…”
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Women's perceptions of group support and adaptation to breast cancer by Samarel, Nelda, Fawcett, Jacqueline, Krippendorf, Klaus, Piacentino, Jayne C., Eliasof, Barbara, Hughes, Phyllis, Kowitski, Carol, Ziegler, Elaine

“…Women’s perceptions of group support and adaptation to breast cancer¶ Formal cancer support groups are thought to assist women to adapt to the physiological…”
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Therapeutic touch, dialogue, and women's experiences in breast cancer surgery by Samarel, N

“…The article describes the development of a nursing intervention based on the science of unitary human beings that has the potential to help women have more…”
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Development and testing of the Symptom Experience Scale by Samarel, Nelda, Leddy, Susan Kun, Greco, Karen, Cooley, Mary E., Torres, Sharon Conliffe, Tulman, Lorraine, Fawcett, Jacqueline

“…The Symptom Experiment Scale (SES) was designed to measure women's experiences of symptomsassociated with treatment for breast cancer. The SES, a modification…”
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Nursing in a hospital-based hospice unit by Samarel, N

“…The purpose of this ethnographic study was to describe and analyze the ways in which registered nurses interacted with those terminally ill and acutely ill…”
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Professional role development in baccalaureate nursing education by Tracy, J, Samarel, N, DeYoung, S

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