Titlebook: Cancer, Culture and Communication; Rhonda J. Moore,David Spiegel Book 2004 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2004 Public Health.agi

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Cancer Risk Assessmenting, risk information is more likely to be useful when it is presented with a time frame and in an absolute format than when a comparison format is used. In addition, individuals need time to absorb and process the information to enable them to make use of it in a manner that is congruent with their lifestyles and value systems.

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Bereavement across Cultures. The clinician and the medical staff have a responsibility to provide grieving families with support and care, care that goes beyond the death. A compassionate response helps both those who suffer and those who care.

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Kei Kunimasa,Shizue Ohsawa,Tatsushi Igakients from different cultural groups. Further development of this field will depend on complementary information from both qualitative and quantitative methods. Such research has the potential to further our understanding of the impact of cancer on QOL in the international arena, as well as closer to home.

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Quality of Life in Culturally Diverse Cancer Patientsents from different cultural groups. Further development of this field will depend on complementary information from both qualitative and quantitative methods. Such research has the potential to further our understanding of the impact of cancer on QOL in the international arena, as well as closer to home.

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logical morbidity, enhanced health and reduced clinician "burn-out". Yet, despite what we know about the benefits of effective communication, cancer clinicians have only recently begun to receive routine training in the psychosocial and emotional aspects of cancer patient care. .This volume creates

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The Cultural Experience of Cancer Pain, appropriate assessment techniques, and therapeutic options. Furthermore, the professional must practice culturally competent health care as it relates to cancer pain. Additional research is needed to understand the way cultural differences affect the pain experience for individuals with cancer.

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978-1-4757-7899-1Springer Science+Business Media New York 2004

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