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Drug using parents: an exploration of family focused support from health professionals

Objective To describe posttraumatic growth (PTG) following childhood cancer survival and its association with demographic and disease/treatment variables, perceived treatment severity and life threat, and posttraumatic stress symptoms (PTSS). Method Adolescent survivors of cancer (N = 150, ages 11

I want to remember my past To see before my eyes The image of my parents The house in which I grew up The village in which my family lived for generations I don't want to remember my past I fear for what my memory Might bring before my eyes I wonder whether I can continue my life If I

the confirmatory biopsy ” for prostate cancer (Bhindi et al., 2014). As health-care practitioners, we want our patients to be as healthy as possible and to have the least chance for recurrence of their disease. The American Institute for Cancer Research

There is a need to establish clear standards of cooperation family doctors with specialists and arrange specialist service for family practitioners to improve a care for patients with urinary system diseases. Our paper presents attempt on the estimation of medical care system reform and state

of this article is to provide mental health professionals with creative interventions to engage, assess, and treat children, youth, and families. A range of innovative activities are presented, including therapeutic games, puppets, and art activities. Studies have demonstrated the effectiveness of these play

As a gerontologist with 18 years of experience providing services to older adults and their families, mostly in nursing homes, I am curious about progressive models and innovative methods of caring for older adults. Increasingly, I have started to wonder about the experiences of other countries

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