Cancer nursing: an international journal for cancer care

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  Año 2003, Número 5

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    Communicating With Families of Patients in an Acute Hospital With Advanced Cancer: Problems and Strategies Identified by Nurses

    S. Davis, L. J. Kristjanson

    págs. 337-345

    
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    Communication Needs, Methods, and Perceived Voice Quality Head and Neck Surgery: A Literature Review

    S. H. Kagan, T. Roesch, M. B. Happ

    págs. 346-354

    
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    Having a Parent With Cancer: Coping and Quality of Life of Children During Serious Illness in the Family

    N. Ulfsaet, S. Helseth

    págs. 355-362

    
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    Effect of Unrealistic Optimism, Perceived Control Over Disease, and Experience With Female Cancer on Behavioral Intentions of Israeli Women to Undergo Screening Tests

    S. Barnoy, L. Treister, Y. Bar-Tal

    págs. 363-369

    
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    Hereditary Breast Cancer Considering Cowden Syndrome: A Case Study

    P. Kelly

    págs. 370-375

    
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    Challenges of Recruitment and Retention in Multisite Clinical Research

    M. E. Cooley

    págs. 376-386

    
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    Research Priorities of Korean Oncology Nurses

    B. Y. Chung, E.-H. Lee, J.-S. Kim

    págs. 387-391

    
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    Assisted Dying and End-of-Life Symptom Management

    D. L. Volker

    págs. 392-399

    
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    Onward in My Journey: Preparing Nurses for a New Age of Cancer Care

    T. Donovan, D. Mercer

    págs. 400-404

    
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    Mammograms and Pap Smears for Australian Deaf Women

    R. Elder, J. Wollin

    págs. 405-409

    
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    Feasibility of Exercise During Treatment for Multiple Myeloma

    E. A. Coleman

    págs. 410-419