Titlebook: Communication in Cancer Care; Friedrich Stiefel Book 2006 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2006 cancer prevention.care.communication.comm

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Motivating for Cancer Prevention,ng a Menu of options for making the change; expressing Empathy for the ambivalence and difficulty in making changes; enhancing Self-efficacy to foster commitment and confidence. This chapter reviews relevant aspects of clinician-patient communication with regard to cancer prevention, especially smok

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Maintaining Hope: Communication in Palliative Care,hope” by using words and approaches that leave the door open, retain professional honesty and respect alternative paths. It is the duty of those health professionals concerned to do what they can to help maintain hope, to promote holistic care, and to maximise physical, social, psychological, and sp

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Patients and Their Families, to his family and friends for care and support. The management and course of the illness is affected by the involvement of the family and how they manage the stress and the effects of illness on a family member (Wright and Leahey 2000). Duhamel and Dupuis (2003) point out that there are three impor

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Current Concepts of Communication Skills Training in Oncology,outcomes following training. Unless attention and resources are given to help healthcare professionals in this core clinical skill then we will never be able to help patients and their families take an informed and educated role in their own cancer care.

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Book 2006llustrated in shared decision making, living with choices, and, this textbook. for too many, fnding a way to accept death. For Tis text, Communication in Cancer Care the family the challenges are equally daunting; edited by F. Stiefel, represents one of the most fnding a way to support their loved o

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0080-0015 sten- specifc to patients of all ages, diverse cultures tial crisis; a crisis of spirit and an opportunity and lifestyles. Perhaps two of the most we- for meaning. Tis is true not only for the patient developed areas in communication in cancer with cancer and his or her family and loved ones, care r

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