Rehabilitation in Cancer Care,

Rehabilitation in Cancer Care is an essential clinical
resource for all Allied Health Professionals working within or
entering this specialist area. It provides practical guidance for
the rehabilitation of people with cancer or those receiving
palliative care. As well as explaining the key skills required at
every stage of the cancer journey, the book specifically offers
advice on diagnosis, treatment, management and effective
interventions. Furthermore the role of each member of the
interdisciplinary team is clearly explained at each stage, as is
the importance of team work and holistic care.

Section 1 introduces the reader to the rationale for the
rehabilitation of people with cancer or those receiving palliative
care, Section 2 looks at the multi-professional management of
common cancers and Section 3 looks at symptom management.

Auteur

Jane Rankin is Lead Cancer Physiotherapist for the Cancer
Centre, Belfast Health and Social Care Trust, Belfast, UK.

Dr Karen Robb is Consultant Oncology Physiotherapist at St.
Bartholomew's Hospital, London, UK.

Nicola Murtagh is Head of Therapies for The Royal Marsden
NHS Foundation Trust, London and Surrey, UK.

Jill Cooper is Head Occupational Therapist for The Royal
Marsden NHS Foundation Trust, London and Surrey, UK.

Sian Lewis is Macmillan Clinical Lead Dietitian for Velindre
Cancer Centre, Cardiff, UK.

Résumé
Rehabilitation in Cancer Care is an essential clinical resource for all Allied Health Professionals working within or entering this specialist area. It provides practical guidance for the rehabilitation of people with cancer or those receiving palliative care. As well as explaining the key skills required at every stage of the cancer journey, the book specifically offers advice on diagnosis, treatment, management and effective interventions. Furthermore the role of each member of the interdisciplinary team is clearly explained at each stage, as is the importance of team work and holistic care.

Section 1 introduces the reader to the rationale for the rehabilitation of people with cancer or those receiving palliative care, Section 2 looks at the multi-professional management of common cancers and Section 3 looks at symptom management.

Contenu

Section 1: Introduction to Oncology and Palliative Care.

Ch 1. Introduction to Oncology and Palliative Care.

Geoff Sharpe and Paul A. Fenton.

Ch 2. The Role of Rehabilitation in Oncology and Palliative
Care.

Jane Rankin and Jackie Gracey.

Section 2: The Multi-professional Management of Specific
Tumour Types.

Ch 3. Breast Cancer and Associated Conditions.

Melanie Lewis, Iona Davies and Jill Cooper.

Ch 4. Lung Cancer and Associated Conditions.

Debbie McKinney, Daniel Lowrie and Mandy Hamilton.

Ch 5. Neurological Tumours and Associated Conditions.

Joanne Carr, Kathy Thompson, Debbie Pearson, Paula Finlay and
Helen White.

Ch 6. Haematological Conditions.

Jenny Miller, Phil Canning, Val Young, Sarah Taggart and Rachel
Barrett.

Ch 7. Head and Neck Cancer and Associated Conditions.

Brenda Nugent, Lorraine Ashcroft, Gillian Lusty and Nicola
Evans.

Ch 8. Musculo-skeletal Tumours and Associated Conditions.

Lena Richards, Merian Denning and Gemma Lindsell.

Ch 9. Gastro-intestinal Tumours.

Tessa Aston, Sallyanne McKinney, Jenny Miller and Heidi
Williams.

Ch 10. Genito-urinary Tumours.

Doreen McClurg, Pippa McCabe and Karen Chambers.

Section 3: Symptom Management.

Ch 11. Lymphoedema Management.

Rhian Davies and Sue Desborough.

Ch 12. Cancer Related Fatigue Management.

Catriona Ogilvy, Karen Livingstone and Gillian Prue.

Ch 13. Pain Management.

Karen Robb and Charlie Ewer-Smith.

Ch 14. Dyspnoea/Breathlessness Management.

Sarah Fisher and Daniel Lowrie.

Ch 15. Maintaining Mental Health.

Robin Davidson.

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