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Supporting Survivors, Families, and Caregivers
Author: Marie M. Lauria (MSW, LCSW), Elizabeth J. Clark (PhD, ACSW), Joan F. Hermann (MSW, LSW), Naomi M. Stearns (MSW, ACSW)
ISBN #: 0-944235-30-1
Publisher: American Cancer Society
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Summary:
This book is a valuable reference tool for the new social worker, as well as for the experienced social worker new to the oncology field. Rich with information about:
• The emotional and social impact of cancer on children, adults, and their families
• The range of social work intervention applied in cancer care
• Professional issues in oncology social work
• The identification and access of available resources
• The latest information about diagnosis and treatment
Author: Rolando F. Del Maestro
ISBN #: 07717-06359
Publisher: DW Medical Consulting
Author: Canadian Institute for Health Information
ISBN #: 978-1-55465-026-2
Publisher: Canadian Institute for Health Information
Author: Lauren E. Abrey & Warren P. Mason
ISBN #: 92-832-2409-4
Publisher: Shering-Plough Oncology
Summary:
“Two-international experts succinctly describe the clinical, imaging modalities and treatment options for brain tumours. They then discuss the various tumour types in detail, providing clear information preferred treatment strategies.”
Pathology and Genetics, Tumours of the Nervous System
Author: Paul Kleihues & Webster K. Cavenee (Eds.)
ISBN #: 92-832-2409-4
Publisher: International Agency for Research on Cancer
An Introduction to Its Functional Anatomy (4th ed.)
Author: John Nolte
ISBN #: 0-8151-8911-7
Publisher: Mosby
Summary:
“The Human Brain is a core introductory neuroscience text that describes the structure and function of the brain and nervous system. […] Illustrations and brain images, now in full colour, clearly portray structure-function processes and brain activity”
Author: Herbert B. Newton and Ferenc A. Jolesz
ISBN #: 978-0-12-370863-2
Publisher: N/A
Summary:
“This text is designed to be the most comprehenzive and up-to-date resource for the imaging of brain tumours and related neuro-oncological problems. Wherever possible, the emphasis is on practical, clinically-oriented information that can be used to assist the reader in the care of patients with a wide variety of neuro-oncological problems.”
It was August of 1985 when Shelley Fitak first began to learn about brain tumours. It was then that her first husband, Bob Thierman, was diagnosed with a brain tumour. At the time, little was known about brain tumours. In addition, there was very little support or information available across Canada ...
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