1. "Psychiatry Service"
  2. "Katherine Duhamel"
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  1. Psycho-Oncology (30)
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  • Hyperarousal and insomnia in survivors of cancer
    Journal Article

    Riley, K. E.; Garland, S. N.; Mao, J. J.; Applebaum, A. J.; Li, Q. S.; Gehrman, P. R.; DuHamel, K. N.; Verrico, Z.
    International Journal of Behavioral Medicine (2021)

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  • What makes one respond to acupuncture for insomnia? Perspectives of cancer survivors
    Journal Article

    Romero, S. A. D.; Jiang, E.; Bussell, J.; Eriksen, W.; Duhamel, K. N.; Barg, F. K.; Mao, J. J.
    Palliative and Supportive Care (2020)

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  • Cancer survivors' beliefs about the causes of their insomnia: Associations of causal attributions with survivor characteristics
    Journal Article

    Shaffer, K. M.; Applebaum, A. J.; DuHamel, K. N.; Garland, S. N.; Gehrman, P.; Mao, J. J.
    Behavioral Sleep Medicine (2020)

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  • Promoting colonoscopy screening among low-income Latinos at average risk of colorectal cancer: A randomized clinical trial
    Journal Article

    DuHamel, K. N.; Schofield, E. A.; Villagra, C.; Sriphanlop, P.; Itzkowitz, S. H.; Cotter, G.; Cohen, N.; Erwin, D. O.; Winkel, G.; Thompson, H. S.; more...
    Cancer (2020)

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  • Acupuncture versus cognitive behavioral therapy for insomnia in cancer survivors: A randomized clinical trial
    Journal Article

    Garland, S. N.; Xie, S. X.; DuHamel, K.; Bao, T.; Li, Q.; Barg, F. K.; Song, S.; Kantoff, P.; Gehrman, P.; Mao, J. J.
    JNCI: Journal of the National Cancer Institute (2019)

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  • Participant recruitment strategies in psychosocial oncology research: A comparison of in-person and telephone approaches
    Research Letter

    Tutino, R.; Saracino, R. M.; Duhamel, K.; Diefenbach, M. A.; Nelson, C. J.
    Journal of Psychosomatic Research (2019)

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  • A qualitative examination of the factors related to the development and maintenance of insomnia in cancer survivors
    Journal Article

    Garland, S. N.; Barg, F. K.; Cakouros, B.; Gehrman, P.; DuHamel, K. N.; Mao, J. J.
    Palliative and Supportive Care (2019)

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  • Efficacy of approach type in recruitment to psychosocial oncology studies
    Meeting Abstract

    Tutino, R.; Saracino, R.; Nelson, C.; DuHamel, K.
    Psycho-Oncology (2019)

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  • Clinical implementation of meaning-centered psychotherapy: Facilitators and barriers
    Meeting Abstract

    Polacek, L.; Reisch, S.; Saracino, R.; Pessin, H.; DuHamel, K.; Breitbart, W.
    Psycho-Oncology (2019)

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  • Processes of change for colonoscopy: Limited support for use among navigated Latinos
    Journal Article

    Cotter, G.; DuHamel, K.; Schofield, E.; Jandorf, L.
    Journal of Racial and Ethnic Health Disparities (2019)

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