IPOS 2019
Symposium 1
Understanding How Cancer is Different for Young Adults using the YACPRIME Study
Symposium 20
765 | The YACPRIME Experience: Creating and
Sustaining an Effective Collaborative Patient-oriented
Research Partnership
Individual Abstracts
474 | Social support and body image among young adult cancer survivors: A YACPRIME Study
469 | Fertility Preservation and Post-Traumatic Growth: A YACPRIME Study
468 | Exploring body image and psychological distress within the posttraumatic growth model among young adult cancer survivors: A YACPRIME study
465 | Connectedness to the Young Adult Cancer Community and Post Traumatic Growth: A YACPRIME Study
231 | A Prospective Analysis of Insomnia and Subjective
Cognitive Impairment in Men with Prostate Cancer on
Androgen Deprivation Therapy
CAPO 2020
80 | Connectedness and Post-Traumatic Growth in Online
Versus In-Person Peer Support Groups: A YACPRIME study
19 | Moving Beyond the Biomedical Model of Transgender Cancer Care: A Descriptive Review of the Psychosocial Needs and Experiences of Transgender Cancer Patients
43 | A comparison of sleep and symptom profiles in age-matched breast and prostate cancer patients one-year post-diagnosis
71 | How do males treated for breast cancer feel about the label “survivor”?
105 | Fear of Cancer Recurrence in Men Diagnosed with Breast Cancer
31 | Associations between Income and Psychological and Physical Health among Young Adults with Cancer: A YACPRIME Study
85 | A Single Arm Study Investigating the Impact of Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for Insomnia on Perceived Cognitive Impairment In Survivors of Breast Cancer
76 | Self-Rated Fatigue, Perceived Cognitive Function, Depression, and Anxiety in Women with Breast Cancer in the First Year of Treatment
92 | Coping patterns and post-traumatic growth in young adults with cancer: A YACPRIME Study
103 | Perceived Social Support in Young Adults with Cancer Compared to Matched Peers
104 | Feelings of loneliness and perceived social support in young adults with cancer
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