Identifying Distinct High Unmet-Need Phenotypes and Their Associated Bladder Cancer Patient Demographic, Clinical, Psychosocial, and Functional Characteristics: Results of Two Clustering Methods.

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OBJECTIVES: We explored phenotypes of high unmet need of patients with bladder cancer and their associated patient demographic, clinical, psychosocial, and functional characteristics. DATA SOURCES: Patients (N=159) were recruited from the Bladder Cancer Advocacy Network and completed an online survey measuring unmet needs (BCNAS-32), quality of life (FACT-Bl), anxiety and depression (HADS), coping (BRIEF Cope),...

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