Pilot study of the impact of massage therapy on sources and levels of distress in brain tumour patients

Stephen Thomas Keir,Julia R Saling

doi:10.1136/bmjspcare-2012-000224

Pilot study of the impact of massage therapy on sources and levels of distress in brain tumour patients

Stephen Thomas Keir, Julia R Saling

https://doi.org/10.1136/bmjspcare-2012-000224

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Journal: BMJ Supportive & Palliative Care	Publication Date: Sep 27, 2012
Citations: 13

Affiliation: Duke University, West Liberty University

#Levels Of Distress #Brain Tumour Patients #Cancer Network's Distress Thermometer #Receiving Massage Therapy #Network's Distress Thermometer #Massage Therapy #Network's Distress #Reduction In Distress #Distress Thermometer #Single-arm Intervention

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BackgroundPatients with brain tumours report elevated levels of distress across the disease course. Massage therapy is a commonly used complementary therapy and is employed in cancer care to reduce psychological...

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Pilot study of the impact of massage therapy on sources and levels of distress in brain tumour patients