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New England Journal of Medicine, 2005
Physicians have always been concerned with how people survive trauma, writes Dr. Robert Jay Lifton. Less noted has been the experience of Americans as survivors of violent collective trauma. However, responses can be both painful and a potential source of illumination.
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Physicians have always been concerned with how people survive trauma, writes Dr. Robert Jay Lifton. Less noted has been the experience of Americans as survivors of violent collective trauma. However, responses can be both painful and a potential source of illumination.
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Disability and Rehabilitation, 2002
This article reviews the physiological basis of stroke rehabilitation and describes the theories and interventions involved in the rehabilitation of the stroke survivor.Stroke remains the third most common cause of death in the Western World, and is the leading cause of adult disability and placement into extended care facilities.
R D, Zorowitz, E, Gross, D M, Polinski
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This article reviews the physiological basis of stroke rehabilitation and describes the theories and interventions involved in the rehabilitation of the stroke survivor.Stroke remains the third most common cause of death in the Western World, and is the leading cause of adult disability and placement into extended care facilities.
R D, Zorowitz, E, Gross, D M, Polinski
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Geriatric Nursing, 1985
As nurses, we have come a long way in acknowledging our feelings about death. Today we are better able to open the emotional doors with the dying person, as the preceding article by Kennedy demonstrates. But many of us still have to sort out our feelings about loss in order to support that person's fami ly after his death.
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As nurses, we have come a long way in acknowledging our feelings about death. Today we are better able to open the emotional doors with the dying person, as the preceding article by Kennedy demonstrates. But many of us still have to sort out our feelings about loss in order to support that person's fami ly after his death.
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Cancer survivors' needs reported by survivors and their families
Journal of Cancer Education, 1990The Cleveland Clinic Foundation (CCF), Cleveland Clinic Cancer Center, Oncology Nursing Task Force, and the Cuyahoga County Unit of the American Cancer Society cosponsored "EXPO '88: Recovering from Cancer" on the first National Cancer Survivors' Day. The day featured educational workshops, a fashion show, and a celebration of cancer survivorship.
R W, Gerlach, J R, Gambosi, R H, Bowen
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Survivors on Cancer: The portrayal of survivors in print news
Journal of Cancer Survivorship, 2007This study examines the types of news stories that include comments by everyday cancer survivors and the messages or information these individuals provide. Even though these non-celebrity survivors increasingly serve on the front lines of cancer prevention and advocacy efforts and often engage with media, the role they play in the media discourse on ...
Elizabeth Edsall, Kromm +2 more
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Survivor care for pediatric cancer survivors
Current Opinion in Oncology, 2015This article summarizes recent findings regarding the prevalence of chronic health conditions, cardiovascular and pulmonary late effects, and second malignancies in childhood cancer survivors (CCSs), and examines facilitators and barriers to survivor care.The estimated cumulative prevalence for a serious chronic disease in CCSs is 80% by age 45.
Elizabeth O, Record, Lillian R, Meacham
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Palliative and Supportive Care, 2007
George Budabin is a cancer survivor. What follows are his remarks commemorating Survivors Day 2006 at New York Presbyterian Hospital in New York City.
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George Budabin is a cancer survivor. What follows are his remarks commemorating Survivors Day 2006 at New York Presbyterian Hospital in New York City.
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2007
This book provides a unique insider view on the impact of neighbourhood conditions on family life and explores the prospects for families from the point of view of equality, integration, schools, work, community, regeneration and public services.
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This book provides a unique insider view on the impact of neighbourhood conditions on family life and explores the prospects for families from the point of view of equality, integration, schools, work, community, regeneration and public services.
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Maladaptive Behavior in Survivors: Dysexecutive Survivor Syndrome
Aviation, Space, and Environmental Medicine, 2012This paper attempts to answer the question: why does normal, goal-directed, purposeful, and coordinated behavior fragment in a survival situation? Events accompanying the initial impact phase of a survival incident are characterized by speed, danger, violence, and uncontrollability.
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“I'm a Survivor and He's a Survivor”
2004Abstract This chapter trains its attention on the role that gender plays in how readers interact with Left Behind. It begins with female readers’ denial that gender is important to their reading of the books and their resistance to single out gender for discussion.
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