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A Revised and Updated Directory for the Internet Age
Author: James N. Parker, M.D. And Philip M. Parker, PH.D.
ISBN #: 0-597-83110-6
Publisher: N/A
Summary:
“Originally created for physicians and other health care providers, this Sourcebook has been revised and updated for non-professionals wishing to pursue self-directed research. This book directs you to advanced public, academic, government and peer-reviewed research.”
Helping Children Cope With a Parent’s Illness
Author: Sue P. Heiney (PhD, RN); Joan F. Hermann (MSW, LSW); Katherine V. Bruss (PsyD); Joy L. Fincannon (RN, MS)
ISBN #: 0-944235-34-4
Publisher: American Cancer Society
Summary:
“Outlines valuable steps necessary to help children understand what happens when a parent has been diagnosed with cancer.”
Author: William L. Carroll (MD) & Jessica Resiman (CSW)
ISBN #: 0-7637-3140-4
Publisher: Jones and Barlett Publishers
Summary:
“Gives you authoritative, practical answers to your questions about childhood cancer, treatment options, post-treatment quality of life, coping strategies for both patient and caregiver, sources of support, and much more.”
A Guide for Families, Friends, & Caregivers
Author: Shiminski-Maher
ISBN #: 059650009-2
Publisher: Cullen, & Sanslon, O’Reilly
Summary:
“Childhood Brain & Spinal Cord Tumours, the most complete parent guide available, includes detailed and precise medical information about both benign and malignant brain and spinal cord tumours that strike children and adolescents. In addition it offers day-to-day practical advice on how to cope with procedures, hospitalization, family and friends, school, social and financial issues, communication, feelings, and, if therapy is not successful, the difficult issues of death and bereavement.”
Meeting the Challenges of Treatment Choices, Side Effects, Children’s Unique Needs, Healthcare Costs & Long Term Adjust
Author: Paul M. Zeltzer (MD)
ISBN #: 0-9760171-1-3
Publisher: Shilysca Press
Summary:
“The patient-oriented medical guidebook that helps you understand why what your physician tells you about diagnosis or treatment may not be in your best interest.”
Helping Parents Explain Serious Illness to Children
Author: Joan Hamilton
ISBN #: 1-895900-40-9
Publisher: Pottersfield Press
Summary:
“This book provides parents and other care givers with suggestions on how to approach children with the information that their parent is seriously ill. There are lots of examples of how and what to say to children and teens”
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