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Serves as the first multidisciplinary journal published specifically for health professionals responsible for the psychosocial needs of cancer patients and their families. This forum provides for the rapid publication of new clinical and research material to help advance clinical and helping skills, as well as exploratory, hypothesis testing and program evaluation research on such critical areas as the stigma of cancer, employment and personal problems facing cancer patients, patient education, family involvement in patient care, children with cancer, psychosocial needs of cancer patients, hospital and hospice staff and volunteers. Covers all aspects of psychosocial care of the cancer patient from infancy through geriatrics. Special columns and sections featured include: discussions of current ethical, philosophical and existential issues for the psychosocial oncology specialist; a column on research issues, strategies and methodologies in psychosocial oncology; announcements of current meetings, symposia and courses offered in psychosocial oncology; book reviews that highlight important new book-length works dealing with specific areas of psychosocial oncology; and a selective bibliography of psychosocial oncology articles appearing in other journals.
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Serves as the first multidisciplinary journal published specifically for health professionals responsible for the psychosocial needs of cancer patients and their families. This forum provides for the rapid publication of new clinical and research material to help advance clinical and helping skills, as well as exploratory, hypothesis testing and program evaluation research on such critical areas as the stigma of cancer, employment and personal problems facing cancer patients, patient education, family involvement in patient care, children with cancer, psychosocial needs of cancer patients, hospital and hospice staff and volunteers. Covers all aspects of psychosocial care of the cancer patient from infancy through geriatrics. Special columns and sections featured include: discussions of current ethical, philosophical and existential issues for the psychosocial oncology specialist; a column on research issues, strategies and methodologies in psychosocial oncology; announcements of current meetings, symposia and courses offered in psychosocial oncology; book reviews that highlight important new book-length works dealing with specific areas of psychosocial oncology; and a selective bibliography of psychosocial oncology articles appearing in other journals.
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