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Cancer patients’ experiences with urgent referrals to cancer patient pathways
European Journal of Cancer Care, 2018We aimed to explore whether cancer patients urgently referred to a cancer patient pathway (CPP) (CPP referred) by a general practitioner report experiences of pre-diagnosis cancer care differently than patients not referred to a CPP (non-CPP referred).Data were collected from cross-sectional questionnaire surveys among cancer patients and their GPs and
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Annals of Internal Medicine, 1980
Excerpt To the editor: In their recent paper, Cassileth and colleagues (1) reported on the wishes of cancer patients to be fully informed of their condition and to participate actively in their car...
B, Lowitz, P, Ganz
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Excerpt To the editor: In their recent paper, Cassileth and colleagues (1) reported on the wishes of cancer patients to be fully informed of their condition and to participate actively in their car...
B, Lowitz, P, Ganz
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Surgical Clinics of North America, 1981
The metabolic alterations that produce “cancer cachexia” are reviewed, and the efficacy of nutritional therapy in ameliorating this syndrome is discussed. Also considered is the question of potential stimulation of tumor growth by aggressive nutritional support.
G P, Buzby, J J, Steinberg
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The metabolic alterations that produce “cancer cachexia” are reviewed, and the efficacy of nutritional therapy in ameliorating this syndrome is discussed. Also considered is the question of potential stimulation of tumor growth by aggressive nutritional support.
G P, Buzby, J J, Steinberg
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Annals of Internal Medicine, 1974
Excerpt The word "cancer" has a connotation that produces fear and terror. It is often linked with "terminal." It is therefor unfortunate that some medical schools have been unwilling to identify a...
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Excerpt The word "cancer" has a connotation that produces fear and terror. It is often linked with "terminal." It is therefor unfortunate that some medical schools have been unwilling to identify a...
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Dental Clinics of North America, 1983
Patients with cancer require competent oral health care, provided by a sympathetic and conscientious clinician. Often the ambulatory patient will be best managed by the generalist-family dentist. An understanding of the nature of oral disease in these compromised patients and a readiness to discuss dental treatment modifications with the attending ...
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Patients with cancer require competent oral health care, provided by a sympathetic and conscientious clinician. Often the ambulatory patient will be best managed by the generalist-family dentist. An understanding of the nature of oral disease in these compromised patients and a readiness to discuss dental treatment modifications with the attending ...
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Medical Clinics of North America, 2006
Providing effective and tolerable cancer treatment for the growing number of older adult patients who have cancer will require an understanding of the role of aging, comorbidity, functional status, and frailty on treatment outcomes. The incorporation of CGA into the care of older patients who have cancer will ensure that the heterogeneity of this ...
Heidi K, White, Harvey J, Cohen
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Providing effective and tolerable cancer treatment for the growing number of older adult patients who have cancer will require an understanding of the role of aging, comorbidity, functional status, and frailty on treatment outcomes. The incorporation of CGA into the care of older patients who have cancer will ensure that the heterogeneity of this ...
Heidi K, White, Harvey J, Cohen
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Rehabilitation for Cancer Patients
2013Rehabilitation for cancer patients aims at reducing the impact of disabling and limiting conditions resulting from cancer and its treatment in order to enable patients to regain social integration and participation. Given current trends in cancer incidence and survival along with progress in medical treatment, cancer rehabilitation is becoming ...
Weis, Joachim, Giesler, Jürgen M.
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