Fatigue in Cancer: A Multidimensional ApproachMaryl Lynne Winningham, Margaret Barton-Burke Jones & Bartlett Learning, 2000 - 445 The study of fatigue as a major focus in clinical practice and research is relatively new, but the editors argue that much more is known about it than most texts admit. Here two dozen essays and interviews represent the perspectives of clinically oriented people, who often go beyond the established |
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Spis treści
Fatigue Fuel and Functioning | 31 |
What Are the Issues? | 55 |
Fatigue in Children and Adolescents With Cancer | 71 |
Foundations for MindBody Interaction | 123 |
Clinical Issues | 151 |
The Pharmacists Perspective | 181 |
Select Psychiatric and Psychological Considerations | 197 |
A Global Approach to Rehabilitation | 261 |
What the Rehabilitation Therapies Can Do | 303 |
Cognitive Deficits | 325 |
Guidelines and Precautions | 339 |
Personal Issues | 351 |
The Family Experience | 367 |
Fatigue as a Spiritual Crisis | 379 |
Quality of Life in a Survivor | 409 |
New Beginnings | 429 |
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