“The words we use are incredibly powerful, and I think we often forget as we’re talking,as physicians and as caregivers,how much the power of our words can really impact a patient's ability to navigate treatment,and really go through a cancer diagnosis.”
Left-click(one finger click on Mac)to explore the words that were most commonly connected to the selected word。 For example,for respondents who associated cancer with life changing as their first word,they were most likely to associate strength,family,and distressing as some of their second words 使用恢复到外部/恢复到landing page Right-click on words(two fingers click on Mac or press and hold for 2 seconds on mobile)to reveal all the individual responses featuring the selected word Filter the data by roles(eg, patient,healthcare professional),location(eg, UK,USA),and cancer type(eg, breast,prostate,hematological cancer) 搜索功能,搜索功能 For mobile:Press and hold for1-2seconds in the middle of a word.Then,choose between the options Word Association or Individual Responses Word Association allows you to explore the words that are most commonly connected to the selected word.Individual responses reveals all the individual responses featuring the selected word
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“Cancer is a special word[…]it has very strong negative connotations, and language can help shape these connotations or these emotions.For example,the idea that cancer is a death sentence,it really suggests that we have little control or agency on living with cancer.To start changing the conversation around cancer,we need to,first of all,recognize the emots thople
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