Helplessness/hopelessness, minimization and optimism predict survival in women with invasive ovarian cancer: a role for targeted support during initial treatment decision-making?
Penelope M. Webb(QIMR Berghofer Medical Research Institute), Michael Friedländer(Prince of Wales Hospital), Anna DeFazio(The University of Sydney), Melinda M. Protani(The University of Sydney), Joanna E. Fardell(UNSW Sydney), Phyllis Butow(Royal Prince Alfred Hospital), Melanie L. Bell(University of Colorado Health), Melanie A. Price(The University of Sydney)
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