Controlling the Behavioral Side Effects of Chemotherapy
Norman Baxley and Associates, Carle Medical Communications
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Intended audience: Nurses and social workers
Examines conditioned behavioral disorders in chemotherapy patients and documents the research of two clinical psychologists who have developed active and passive relaxation procedures to reduce the nausea, vomiting, and treament-related phobias of these patients. Includes interviews with an oncologist, an oncology nurse, a mastectomy patient, and the parents of a five-year-old leukemia patient
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- Norman Baxley and Associates, Carle Medical Communications
- Language
- English
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