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Managing Uncertainty for and With Family: Communication Strategies and Motivations in Familial Uncertainty Management for Hereditary Cancer.

Qualitative health research - 1 Jul 2022

Campbell-Salome Gemme, Barbour Joshua B

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The management of uncertainty is integral to health and illness. Individuals manage uncertainty about their health through communication enmeshed in family systems, but existing theorizing focuses on individuals without accounting for family processes. An iterative qualitative analysis of 42 dyadic, family interviews (N = 84) revealed (a) moments in the context of hereditary cancer that involved...

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PMID: 35621326
DOI: 10.1177/10497323221090191

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