Titlebook: Cancer Caregiving in the United States; Research, Practice, Ronda C. Talley,Ruth McCorkle,Walter F. Baile Book 2012 Springer Science+Busin

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2192-340X ers a life span perspective.Provides insights on how to prov.Despite advances in detection and treatment, cancer remains a source of pain and distress to patients and of complex challenges to the loved ones caring for them. The trend toward shorter hospital stays in particular has increased the phys

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Volker Dietz,Miriam Schrafl-Altermattrities in cancer care and research. The activities that have been initiated through this act have contributed to the current developments in the care and management of cancer and influenced the families facing current caregiving challenges today.

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Advances in Cancer Care Impacting Familial Caregivingrities in cancer care and research. The activities that have been initiated through this act have contributed to the current developments in the care and management of cancer and influenced the families facing current caregiving challenges today.

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Issues in Caregiving for Cancer Patients with Long-Term Care Needscal treatments, psychological consequences of caregiving, decreased social supports, and financial strain–with which many families have to contend. A case vignette will be used to illustrate these issues and to suggest means by which families can live as well as possible with cancer over extended periods of time.

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Cancer Caregiving: Policy and Advocacyorld. As patients receive chemotherapy and other treatments at home, medical professionals are turning over care to families and other nonprofessional caregivers. However, while cancer diagnosis and treatment explode with promise for the future, policies that support families providing care lag far behind.

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