Social work in oncology : supporting survivors, families, and caregivers / Marie M. Lauria [and others].
Saved in:
| Other Authors: | |
|---|---|
| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
| Published: |
Atlanta, Ga. :
American Cancer Society,
[2001]
|
| Subjects: |
Table of Contents:
- The nature of adult cancer: medical diagnosis and treatment / David S. Rosenthal
- Common issues facing adults with cancer / Nancy L. Wells and Mary E. Turney
- Oncology social work in the 21st century / Diane Blum, Elizabeth J. Clark and Carol P. Marcusen
- Children of cancer patients: issues and interventions / Joan F. Hermann
- The medical diagnosis and treatment of childhood cancer / Philip A. Pizzo
- Common issues and challenges for families dealing with childhood cancer / Marie M. Lauria
- Social work interventions with children and adolescents / Michelle Fillios Cox and Allison Stovall
- Special programs for children with cancer and their families / Nancy F. Cincotta
- The importance of research in oncology social work / Elizabeth J. Clark
- Professional issues in oncology social work / Naomi M. Stearns
- Working with adolescents: patients, caregivers, and siblings / Amanda L. Sutton, Jennifer Keller, and Allen Levine
- Culturally sensitive oncology social work: Chinese culture as a case example / Evaon C. Wong-Kim
- Special issues for gays and lesbians with cancer / Ellen Levine
- Cancer and the elderly population / Carol P. Marcusen and Elizabeth J. Clark
- Sexuality and fertility / Les Gallo-Silver and Lissa Parsonnet
- End of life issues / Susan C. Holland and Elizabeth J. Clark
- How to access oncology resources / John W. Sharp
- Cancer in the family: understanding and using support services / Joan R. Hermann.