What Is Psycho-Oncology?

In order to meet the needs of clinical medical development, the Chinese Mental Health Association has organized psychiatrists, psychologists and senior experts in various clinical medicine departments to write a series of "Clinical Mental Health Handbooks", which introduces medical psychology and clinical psychology Basic theories, basic knowledge and basic methods, as well as the latest theories and research results of relevant aspects at home and abroad, aim to enable the majority of clinical medical workers to understand and grasp the current medical model in the world from a pure biological model to a biological-psychological A strong trend in the transformation of a social medical model; strengthening the overall medical conception of both mind and body; and effective treatment and prevention of related psychological problems, psychological disorders and psychological diseases associated with various physical diseases. Therefore, this series of books can help meet the needs of clinical workers, medical students and medical staff engaged in prevention and rehabilitation. ^[1]

Oncology Psychology

In order to meet the needs of clinical medical development, the Chinese Mental Health Association has organized psychiatrists, psychologists and senior experts in various clinical medicine departments to write a series of "Clinical Mental Health Handbooks", which introduces medical psychology and clinical psychology. Basic theories, basic knowledge and basic methods, as well as the latest theories and research results of relevant aspects at home and abroad, aim to enable the majority of clinical medical workers to understand and grasp the current medical model in the world from a pure biological model to a biological-psychological A strong trend in the transformation of a social medical model; strengthening the overall medical conception of both mind and body; and effective treatment and prevention of related psychological problems, psychological disorders and psychological diseases associated with various physical diseases. Therefore, this series of books can help meet the needs of clinical workers, medical students and medical staff engaged in prevention and rehabilitation. ^[1]

"Oncology Psychology" is a clinical mental health manual of the Chinese Mental Health Association.

Chapter 1 Overview

I. Definition of Oncology Psychology

Research Objects and Scope of Cancer Psychology

Research Methods of Oncology Psychology

Fourth, the history, current situation and future of oncology psychology

Chapter II The Occurrence of Tumors and Psychosocial Factors

Section 1 Biological factors of tumorigenesis and development

First, physical carcinogens

Chemical carcinogens

Third, biological carcinogenic factors

Fourth, genetic factors

Five, immune factors

Hormonal factors

Seven, nutritional factors

Psychosocial factors

The relationship between the nervous system, endocrine system and immune system

First, the central nervous system's leading role

Second, endocrine system dysfunction

Third, the immune mechanism is out of control

Section III Social Factors and Cancer

I. Life events

Social and environmental factors

Coping ability

Section 4 Psychological Factors and Tumors

I. Negative emotions

Personality characteristics

Third, the mechanism of psychological factors causing cancer

Fourth, the quality of life

Fifth, psychological behavior intervention

Section 5 Mental Illness Associated with Tumors

I. Psychosis

Second, neurosis

Third, other mental illness

Chapter III Methods and Techniques for Informing Patients of Cancer

I. Definition of condition notification

Second, the historical development process of condition notification

Third, the status of disease notification

Significance of condition notification

Five, the content of the notification

Six, the patient's reaction after the condition is informed

Factors that affect condition notification

Issues that medical staff should pay attention to in the obligation to inform

Nine, strengthening health education for cancer patients and their families is very important

Chapter 4 Psychological Features of Cancer Patients

I. Psychological reactions during discovery

Second, the psychological response after diagnosis

Psychological reactions during the treatment period

Psychological reactions during recovery

Chapter 5 Psychological Needs and Psychological Nursing of Cancer Patients

Section 1 Psychological Needs of Cancer Patients

First, the needs of doctors for cancer patients

Second, cancer patients' needs for family and marriage

Third, the needs of cancer patients for friends

The social needs of cancer patients

Section 2 Psychological Nursing for Cancer Patients

First, the patient's psychological characteristics

Second, the psychological care of patients

3. Nursing of common emotional and behavioral problems

Chapter 6 Effect of Mental State of Cancer Patients on Prognosis

First, the relationship between psychological status and immune system of cancer patients

Relationship between psychological status and prognosis of cancer patients

Chapter VII Psychological Intervention for Cancer Patients

Section 1 Overview of Psychotherapy

First, the definition of psychotherapy

Purpose of psychotherapy

Principles of Psychotherapy +

4. Necessary conditions for psychotherapists

V. The role of doctor-patient relationship in tumor psychotherapy

Section 2 Methods of Psychotherapy for Cancer Patients

I. Supportive Psychotherapy

Cognitive therapy

Third, behavioral psychotherapy,

Fourth, collective psychotherapy.

Fifth, family and marriage psychotherapy

Section 3 Hospice Care for Cancer Patients

First, the psychological change process of dying patients

Goals of Psychological Care at the End of Life

Third, hospice psychological care strategies

Methods of Psychological Care at the End of Life

V. Psychological reactions of family members of dying patients

Section 4 Health Education for Cancer Patients

I. Popularizing Mental Health Knowledge

2. Popularize the knowledge of malignant tumor prevention and treatment

Attachment: Application of psychotropic drugs

1. Anxiolytics

Second, antidepressants

Chapter 8 Psychology of Cancer Patients

Section 1 Psychology of Common Cancer Patients

I. Psychology of patients with head and neck tumors

Psychology of lung cancer patients

Psychology of patients with gastrointestinal cancer

Psychology of gynecological cancer patients

V. Psychology of male patients with malignant tumors of the urogenital system

Psychology of patients with hematological tumors

Psychology of breast cancer patients

Psychology of patients with malignant melanoma

Psychology of Cancer Patients at Different Ages

I. Psychological problems of childhood cancer patients

Psychology of young cancer patients

Psychology of elderly cancer patients

Chapter 9: Psychology of Patients with Radiotherapy and Chemotherapy

The first section of the patient's psychological behavior during radiotherapy

I. Poor cognition and intervention measures of patients before radiotherapy

Psychological reactions and interventions of patients in the middle and late stages of radiotherapy

Third, corresponding guidance measures should be taken for various psychological activities

Psychological problems of patients during chemotherapy

I. Psychological problems of patients before and during chemotherapy

Second, the issues that should be paid attention to before chemotherapy

Psychological problems of patients during chemotherapy

Fourth, the psychological problems of patients after chemotherapy

Chapter 10 Psychology of Patients with Tumor Surgery and Interventional Surgery

Section 1 General

The second section of the patient's psychology before surgery

Section III Psychology of Patients After Surgery and Interventional Procedure

I. Psychology before and after lung cancer surgery

Psychology before and after breast cancer surgery

Psychology before and after esophageal cancer surgery

Psychology before and after gastric cancer surgery

5. Psychology before and after liver cancer surgery and intervention,

Psychology before and after colon cancer surgery

Psychology before and after rectal cancer surgery

Psychology during the fourth section of the lumpectomy waiting for pathological results

Chapter 11 Psychology of People Around Cancer Patients

I. Psychology of Oncology Medical Staff

Psychology of family members and relatives of cancer patients

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