Who talks? The social psychology of illness support groups.
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...This disparity between support for HF patients vs support for cancer patients was formally investigated more than a decade ago in a study published in American Psychologist.7 In the first part of the study, conducted in 4 major etropolitan areas—...
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...This disparity between support for HF patients vs support for cancer patients was formally investigated more than a decade ago in a study published in American Psychologist.(7) In the first part of the study, conducted in 4 major etropolitan areas—New York, Los Angeles, Dallas, and hicago—the prevalence of support groups in 20 different isease-state populations was assessed....
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...These substantial morbidity and mortality benefits of HF drugs and devices notwithstanding, it is debatable whether the impact of HF is truly appreciated when compared with the common oncologic malignancies, particularly with respect to public awareness and health care funding.(7) Indeed, F represents a much greater challenge to the health care ystem than the general public and health care authorities ppear to believe....
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...We can take some lessons, however, from online health communities for other chronic conditions, such as cancer and HIV/AIDS, which have been more widely researched [19]....
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...Lastly, participants stressed the importance and utility of attending SSc support groups as a way to foster feelings of inclusivity, and to facilitate the sharing of emotional and practical health information [39,40]....
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...In a similar vein, Yalom (1995) has asserted that self-help groups offer a unique venue for growth, social experimentation, and change....
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