Mechanisms of change of a cognitive-existential group intervention for fear of cancer recurrence: mediation analyses of the FORT trial
Sophie Lebel(University of Ottawa), Julia Parrott(University of Ottawa), Christina Tomei(University of Ottawa), Lynne Jolicoeur(Ottawa Hospital), Brittany Mutsaers(University of Ottawa), Agnihotram V. Ramanakumar(McGill University Health Centre), Christine Maheu(University Health Network), Sarah E. Ferguson(University Health Network), Linda Muraca(Mount Sinai Hospital), Monique Lefèbvre(Ottawa Hospital), Christine Courbasson, Lori J. Bernstein(St. Michael's Hospital), Mina Singh(York University), Cheryl Harris(University of Ottawa)
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