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The Cancer diagnosis, as Cianfarini (2007) affirmed, often arrives like “a bolt from the blue” that puts a strain on the search for a relational continuity and is substantiated such an extremely difficult time which nobody is prepared for. It represents a very stressful event for both patient and physician, albeit with a different emotional: for the patient it represents an existential challenge that destabilizes all his own certainties and his life’s features like, for example, the relationship with his body, with his feelings and the meaning given up to them, to suffering, disease and death. On the other hand, instead, physician feels suffocated by the unremitting requests of patients and the responsibilities he is not sometimes able to hold up because of his own personal, technical and scientific limits with consequent frustrations and demotivation. This confirms the truth of results of many researches, that in recent years showed how to consider the cancer in its own complexity is important, not only being limited to the analysis of biological factors, but considering it as a disease involving both psyche and body. Therefore, it requires a multidisciplinary approach that is able to assess its different features and implications. A good physician-patient relationship depends on the physician’s ability to demonstrate a clinical expertise that is not limited only Acta Medica Mediterranea, 2016, 32: 1827

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The patient-physician relationship in the face of oncological disease: a review of literature on the emotional and psychological reactions of patients and physician