Survey 01. Physicians
103 physicians
Surgeons, oncologists, hematologists, radiologists, and other specialties involved in care pathways.
- Burnout (MBI scale)
- Depression (Beck scale)
- Coping (WCC-R)
Research
STPO highlights scientific work, national surveys, and studies documenting the psychological experience of cancer in Tunisia. Research rooted in the field and open to the Francophone world.
01. Publications
Articles published in specialized Francophone psycho-oncology and psychiatry journals.
| No. | Title | Publication / status |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Body image disorder in 100 Tunisian women with breast cancer | Bulletin du Cancer |
| 02 | Breast cancer and sexuality among Tunisian couples facing vital uncertainty | Revue de Psycho-Oncologie |
| 03 | Factors associated with anxiety-depressive symptoms in Tunisian women with breast cancer | Revue de Psycho-Oncologie |
| 04 | Breast cancer and sexuality | Revue de Psycho-Oncologie |
| 05 | Diagnostic disclosure to mothers of children with leukemia | European Psychiatry |
| 06 | Patients' experiences and expectations during diagnostic disclosure | Under review |
| 07 | Couples and religion: clinical vignettes | Revue de Psycho-Oncologie |
02. National surveys
Assess the psychological experience of cancer from the perspective of healthcare professionals and patients, using validated clinical tools.
Surgeons, oncologists, hematologists, radiologists, and other specialties involved in care pathways.
Assessment around diagnosis disclosure, self-esteem, resilience, anxiety, and depression.
STPO welcomes research projects, dissertations, and theses on psycho-oncology topics.