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Ces morts qu’on n’accompagne pas

FERCAK, Claire
Gallimard , 03/2020 , 12 p.

Le temps des vieux et l'espace du grand âge - psychologie du vieillissement

WOLF-FEDIDA, Mareike
MJW Fédition , 03/2020 , 241 p.

Je suis la Mort

HALLAND LARSEN, Elisabeth ; SCHNEIDER, Marine
Versant Sud , 2019 , 48 p.

La revanche des papillons

HOESTLANDT, Jo
Thierry Magnier , 2019 , 48 p.

Moi, je veux vraiment savoir ce qu'est la mort !

MONSIEUR MOUCH ; MARIA-PAZ
Gulf stream , 2020 , 48 p.

Eternité - Demain, tous immortels ?

NESSMAN, Philippe ; DUPOND, Léonard
De la Martinière Jeunesse , 2018 , 88 p.

Un voyage sans fin

SANG, Miao
De la Martinière Jeunesse , 2019 , 33 p.

Aimée et Mehdi... au fil de la vie - ma grand-mère est morte

FURLAUD, Sophie ; SIMON, Laurent
Casterman , 2019 , vol.Tome 3, 32 p.

Tu n'aurais jamais dû me dire... - les derniers messages que vous avez reçus

TRUNKO, Emily ; INGRAM, Zoë
Bayard , 2019 , 176 p.

Catrina

SOUTIF, Michael
L'atelier du poisson soluble , 2018 , 36 p.

Tibou et Brindille

WALSCHAERTS, Raf ; SONCK, Ariane ; CLEMENT, Sabien
Alice Jeunesse , 2019 , 58 p.

Le cimetière des mots doux

LEDIG, Agnès ; PILLOT, Frédéric
Albin Michel , 2019 , 36 p.

Nos chemins

BONACINA, Irène
Albin Michel , 2019 , 48 p.

Impact of end-of-life planning on surrogate decision-maker anxiety in the US

ALOIAU, April ; BENTON, Melissa J. ; MOUCHAWAR, Alan ; SEGAL, Daniel L.
International Journal of Palliative Nursing, 02/2020, vol.26, n°2, p. 75-82

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Death anxiety in patients with metastatic non-small cell lung cancer with and without brain metastases

EGGEN, Annemarie C. ; REYNERS, Anna K. L. ; SHEN, Gerald ; BOSMA, Ingeborg ; JALVING, Mathilde ; LEIGHL, Natasha B. ; LIU, Geoffrey ; RICHARD, Nadine M. ; MAH, Kenneth ; SHULTZ, David B. ; EDELSTEIN, Kim ; RODIN, Gary
JOURNAL OF PAIN AND SYMPTOM MANAGEMENT, 04/03/2020, Pagination inconnue

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Thème : Psychologie, psychanalyse.

CANCER RESPIRATOIRE ; METASTASE CEREBRALE ; MORT ; ANXIETE ; REPRESENTATION MORT

CONTEXT: Death anxiety is common in patients with metastatic cancer, but its relationship to brain metastases and cognitive decline is unknown. Early identification of death anxiety and its determinants allows proactive interventions to be offered to those in need.
OBJECTIVE: To identify psychological, physical and disease-related (including brain metastases, cognitive impairment) factors associated with death anxiety in mNSCLC patients.
METHODS: A cross-sectional pilot study with mNSCLC outpatients completing standardized neuropsychological tests and validated questionnaires measuring death anxiety, cognitive concerns, illness intrusiveness, depression, demoralization, self-esteem, and common cancer symptoms. We constructed a composite for objective cognitive function (mean neuropsychological tests z-scores).
RESULTS: Study measures were completed by 78 patients (50% female, median age: 62 years (range:37-82)). Median time since mNSCLC diagnosis was 11 months (range:0-89); 53% had brain metastases. At least moderate death anxiety was reported by 43% (n=33). Objective cognitive impairment was present in 41% (n=32) and perceived cognitive impairment in 27% (n=21). Death anxiety, objective, and perceived cognitive impairment did not significantly differ between patients with and without brain metastases. In univariate analysis, death anxiety was associated with demoralization, depression, self-esteem, illness intrusiveness, common physical cancer symptoms, and perceived cognitive impairment. In multivariate analysis, demoralization (p<0.001) and illness intrusiveness (p=0.001) were associated with death anxiety.
CONCLUSION: Death anxiety and brain metastases are common in mNSCLC patients, but not necessarily linked. The association of death anxiety with both demoralization and illness intrusiveness highlights the importance of integrated psychological and symptom management. Further research is needed on the psychological impact of brain metastases.

Origine : PubMed

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