Rethinking exercise identity: a qualitative study of physically inactive cancer patients' transforming process while undergoing chemotherapy

Keyphrases

• Physical Activity 100%
• Chemotherapy 100%
• Adjuvant Chemotherapy 100%
• Physically Inactive 100%
• Cancer Patients 100%
• Patients with Cancer 100%
• Exercise Identity 100%
• Transforming Processes 100%
• Daily Life 66%
• Physical Activity Intervention 66%
• Oncologists 66%
• Denmark 33%
• Copenhagen 33%
• Long-run Risk 33%
• Breast Cancer Patients 33%
• Social Support 33%
• Specific Risk 33%
• Working Conditions 33%
• Healthcare Professionals 33%
• Sedentary Behavior 33%
• Oncologic 33%
• Colon Cancer 33%
• Education Level 33%
• Counseling 33%
• Patients with Breast Cancer 33%
• Physical Activity Guidelines 33%
• Transformation Process 33%
• Open-ended Interviews 33%
• Pilot Randomized Controlled Trial 33%
• Current Control 33%
• Patient Treatment 33%
• Colon Cancer Patients 33%
• Patient Attitudes 33%
• Highly Educated 33%
• Emotional Benefits 33%
• Social Benefits 33%
• Fitness Level 33%
• Chemotherapy Initiation 33%
• Treatment Trajectories 33%
• Stressful Work 33%
• Participation in Physical Activity 33%
• Wait-list Control 33%
• Physical Experience 33%
• Reflexive Thematic Analysis 33%
• Cancer nurse Specialist 33%
• Attitudes towards Exercise 33%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Malignant Neoplasm 100%
• Adjuvant Chemotherapy 100%
• Breast Cancer 66%
• Clinician 66%
• Oncologist 66%
• Colon Cancer 66%
• Health Care Personnel 33%
• Side Effect 33%
• Patient Attitude 33%
• Oncology Nurse 33%
• Nurse Specialist 33%