ISBN: 9781742237916 - being patient: close encounters in cancer world (20 risultati)

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Naama Carlin, Louise Chappell and Siobhan OSullivan all received the diagnosis people dread cancer. Working in universities, these three women knew how to speak up. But in Cancer World, their voices were often unheard. As they negotiated medical hierarchies, scanxiety, gender bias, ongoing treatments and confronting diagnoses, they met others who felt the same.In Being Patient, Naama, Louise and Siobhan share their own stories and talk to people about their experiences as patients and carers in Cancer World. Including stories from cancer experts oncologists, GPs, nurses, surgeons, radiologists and researchers Being Patient is unflinching and uplifting and offers unvarnished views of living with cancer from both sides of the desk.This bracingly honest account of Cancer World will make for better lives, and better treatment. Andrew DentonBeing Patient is a beautiful, clear and important window into the experience of those diagnosed with cancer. The authors write with openness and honesty and provide practical and useful recommendations to improve cancer care. Through interviews with cancer patients, family members and healthcare professionals, a compelling argument for the power of kindness, deep listening, inclusion and clear communication in cancer treatment emerges. A must-read for anyone involved in researching or treating cancer, or for those looking to understand the experience of having cancer. Professor Caroline Ford, Strategic Director of the Ainsworth Endometriosis Research InstituteThis deeply moving book opens the black box of Cancer World through powerful conversations with patients, caregivers, and clinicians. Honest, compassionate, and free of blame or shame, it offers language and insight to navigate diagnosis and care and should be essential reading for those newly facing cancer as well as for students and experienced professionals seeking a deeper understanding of the lived experience of cancer. Professor Ophira Ginsburg, Founding Chair of The Lancet Commission on Women, Power, and Cancer, Provosts Visiting Professor of Global Cancer Equity, Imperial College LondonYou dont need to be a goody two-shoes if youre receiving cancer care. In fact, as this uniquely insightful book will tell you among many other things sometimes it helps if you arent. Dr Norman SwanBeing Patient offers a rare and courageous account of cancers inner landscape, drawing on the authors own diagnoses to illuminate the trust, power, and silence that shape every patient encounter, and giving clinicians an invaluable window into what patients carry but rarely say aloud. The books call to reimagine Cancer World is timely, and its rich accounts remind us that many of these frustrations belong to any resource-limited, time-pressured healthcare system. These stories make a powerful case for what must follow: rigorously tested models of care, designed and measured to improve both quality of life and survival. Made all the more poignant by the loss of one of its authors, this book is a vital prompt for that harder work. Professor Georgina Long AO, Chair of Melanoma Medical Oncology and Translational Research at Melanoma Institute Australia and Royal North Shore Hospital, The University of Sydney A collection of raw and illuminating stories from cancer patients and the medical professionals who treat them. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condizione: New. Na'ama Carlin, Louise Chappell and Siobhan O'Sullivan all received the diagnosis people dread - cancer. Working in universities, these three women knew how to speak up. But in Cancer World, their voices were often unheard. As they negotiated medical hierarchies, 'scanxiety', gender bias, ongoing treatments and confronting diagnoses, they met others who felt the same. In Being Patient, Na'ama, Louise and Siobhan share their own stories and talk to people about their experiences as patients and carers in Cancer World. Including stories from cancer experts - nurses, surgeons, radiologists, oncologists and researchers - Being Patient is unflinching and uplifting and offers unvarnished views of living with cancer from 'both sides of the desk'. …

Paperback. Condizione: New. Na'ama Carlin, Louise Chappell and Siobhan O'Sullivan all received the diagnosis people dread - cancer. Working in universities, these three women knew how to speak up. But in Cancer World, their voices were often unheard. As they negotiated medical hierarchies, 'scanxiety', gender bias, ongoing treatments and confronting diagnoses, they met others who felt the same. In Being Patient, Na'ama, Louise and Siobhan share their own stories and talk to people about their experiences as patients and carers in Cancer World. Including stories from cancer experts - nurses, surgeons, radiologists, oncologists and researchers - Being Patient is unflinching and uplifting and offers unvarnished views of living with cancer from 'both sides of the desk'. …

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Naama Carlin, Louise Chappell and Siobhan OSullivan all received the diagnosis people dread cancer. Working in universities, these three women knew how to speak up. But in Cancer World, their voices were often unheard. As they negotiated medical hierarchies, scanxiety, gender bias, ongoing treatments and confronting diagnoses, they met others who felt the same.In Being Patient, Naama, Louise and Siobhan share their own stories and talk to people about their experiences as patients and carers in Cancer World. Including stories from cancer experts oncologists, GPs, nurses, surgeons, radiologists and researchers Being Patient is unflinching and uplifting and offers unvarnished views of living with cancer from both sides of the desk.This bracingly honest account of Cancer World will make for better lives, and better treatment. Andrew DentonBeing Patient is a beautiful, clear and important window into the experience of those diagnosed with cancer. The authors write with openness and honesty and provide practical and useful recommendations to improve cancer care. Through interviews with cancer patients, family members and healthcare professionals, a compelling argument for the power of kindness, deep listening, inclusion and clear communication in cancer treatment emerges. A must-read for anyone involved in researching or treating cancer, or for those looking to understand the experience of having cancer. Professor Caroline Ford, Strategic Director of the Ainsworth Endometriosis Research InstituteThis deeply moving book opens the black box of Cancer World through powerful conversations with patients, caregivers, and clinicians. Honest, compassionate, and free of blame or shame, it offers language and insight to navigate diagnosis and care and should be essential reading for those newly facing cancer as well as for students and experienced professionals seeking a deeper understanding of the lived experience of cancer. Professor Ophira Ginsburg, Founding Chair of The Lancet Commission on Women, Power, and Cancer, Provosts Visiting Professor of Global Cancer Equity, Imperial College LondonYou dont need to be a goody two-shoes if youre receiving cancer care. In fact, as this uniquely insightful book will tell you among many other things sometimes it helps if you arent. Dr Norman SwanBeing Patient offers a rare and courageous account of cancers inner landscape, drawing on the authors own diagnoses to illuminate the trust, power, and silence that shape every patient encounter, and giving clinicians an invaluable window into what patients carry but rarely say aloud. The books call to reimagine Cancer World is timely, and its rich accounts remind us that many of these frustrations belong to any resource-limited, time-pressured healthcare system. These stories make a powerful case for what must follow: rigorously tested models of care, designed and measured to improve both quality of life and survival. Made all the more poignant by the loss of one of its authors, this book is a vital prompt for that harder work. Professor Georgina Long AO, Chair of Melanoma Medical Oncology and Translational Research at Melanoma Institute Australia and Royal North Shore Hospital, The University of Sydney A collection of raw and illuminating stories from cancer patients and the medical professionals who treat them. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. …

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Naama Carlin, Louise Chappell and Siobhan OSullivan all received the diagnosis people dread cancer. Working in universities, these three women knew how to speak up. But in Cancer World, their voices were often unheard. As they negotiated medical hierarchies, scanxiety, gender bias, ongoing treatments and confronting diagnoses, they met others who felt the same.In Being Patient, Naama, Louise and Siobhan share their own stories and talk to people about their experiences as patients and carers in Cancer World. Including stories from cancer experts oncologists, GPs, nurses, surgeons, radiologists and researchers Being Patient is unflinching and uplifting and offers unvarnished views of living with cancer from both sides of the desk.This bracingly honest account of Cancer World will make for better lives, and better treatment. Andrew DentonBeing Patient is a beautiful, clear and important window into the experience of those diagnosed with cancer. The authors write with openness and honesty and provide practical and useful recommendations to improve cancer care. Through interviews with cancer patients, family members and healthcare professionals, a compelling argument for the power of kindness, deep listening, inclusion and clear communication in cancer treatment emerges. A must-read for anyone involved in researching or treating cancer, or for those looking to understand the experience of having cancer. Professor Caroline Ford, Strategic Director of the Ainsworth Endometriosis Research InstituteThis deeply moving book opens the black box of Cancer World through powerful conversations with patients, caregivers, and clinicians. Honest, compassionate, and free of blame or shame, it offers language and insight to navigate diagnosis and care and should be essential reading for those newly facing cancer as well as for students and experienced professionals seeking a deeper understanding of the lived experience of cancer. Professor Ophira Ginsburg, Founding Chair of The Lancet Commission on Women, Power, and Cancer, Provosts Visiting Professor of Global Cancer Equity, Imperial College LondonYou dont need to be a goody two-shoes if youre receiving cancer care. In fact, as this uniquely insightful book will tell you among many other things sometimes it helps if you arent. Dr Norman SwanBeing Patient offers a rare and courageous account of cancers inner landscape, drawing on the authors own diagnoses to illuminate the trust, power, and silence that shape every patient encounter, and giving clinicians an invaluable window into what patients carry but rarely say aloud. The books call to reimagine Cancer World is timely, and its rich accounts remind us that many of these frustrations belong to any resource-limited, time-pressured healthcare system. These stories make a powerful case for what must follow: rigorously tested models of care, designed and measured to improve both quality of life and survival. Made all the more poignant by the loss of one of its authors, this book is a vital prompt for that harder work. Professor Georgina Long AO, Chair of Melanoma Medical Oncology and Translational Research at Melanoma Institute Australia and Royal North Shore Hospital, The University of Sydney A collection of raw and illuminating stories from cancer patients and the medical professionals who treat them. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condizione: New. Na'ama Carlin, Louise Chappell and Siobhan O'Sullivan all received the diagnosis people dread - cancer. Working in universities, these three women knew how to speak up. But in Cancer World, their voices were often unheard. As they negotiated medical hierarchies, 'scanxiety', gender bias, ongoing treatments and confronting diagnoses, they met others who felt the same. In Being Patient, Na'ama, Louise and Siobhan share their own stories and talk to people about their experiences as patients and carers in Cancer World. Including stories from cancer experts - nurses, surgeons, radiologists, oncologists and researchers - Being Patient is unflinching and uplifting and offers unvarnished views of living with cancer from 'both sides of the desk'. …

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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Being Patient | Close Encounters in Cancer World | Na'ama Carlin (u. a.) | Taschenbuch | Einband - flex.(Paperback) | Englisch | 2026 | NewSouth | EAN 9781742237916 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Mare Nostrum Group B.V., Doelen 72, 4831 GR BREDA, NIEDERLANDE, gpsr[at]mare-nostrum[dot]co[dot]uk | Anbieter: preigu. …

Paperback. Condizione: New. Na'ama Carlin, Louise Chappell and Siobhan O'Sullivan all received the diagnosis people dread - cancer. Working in universities, these three women knew how to speak up. But in Cancer World, their voices were often unheard. As they negotiated medical hierarchies, 'scanxiety', gender bias, ongoing treatments and confronting diagnoses, they met others who felt the same. In Being Patient, Na'ama, Louise and Siobhan share their own stories and talk to people about their experiences as patients and carers in Cancer World. Including stories from cancer experts - nurses, surgeons, radiologists, oncologists and researchers - Being Patient is unflinching and uplifting and offers unvarnished views of living with cancer from 'both sides of the desk'. …

Paperback. Condizione: Brand New. 208 pages. 5.25x0.60x8.25 inches. In Stock. This item is printed on demand.

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -Na'ama Carlin, Louise Chappell and Siobhan O'Sullivan all received the diagnosis people dread - cancer. Working in universities, these three women knew how to speak up. But in Cancer World, their voices were often unheard. As they negotiated medical hierarchies, 'scanxiety', gender bias, ongoing treatments and confronting diagnoses, they met others who felt the same. In Being Patient, Na'ama, Louise and Siobhan share their own stories and talk to people about their experiences as patients and carers in Cancer World. Including stories from cancer experts - nurses, surgeons, radiologists, oncologists and researchers - Being Patient is unflinching and uplifting and offers unvarnished views of living with cancer from 'both sides of the desk'. 208 pp. Englisch.…

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