دانلود کتاب Cancer in Children and Young People: Acute Nursing Care

Much has changed since the first book Paediatric Oncology: Acute Nursing Care (1999), therefore, this new edition encompasses these changes in relation to the practice itself and the evidence that underpins it.  Emphasis is placed on ensuring terminology is accurate, in keeping with the language of the current day.  The book is divided into six sections: Chemotherapy, Haematopoetic Stem Cell Transplantation, General Surgery, Radiotherapy, Late Effects of cancer therapies, and Palliative Care.  There is a brief commentary at the end of each section/chapter by a ‘novice’ author but experienced practitioner, highlighting to the reader what is already known and what the section/chapter adds to their current knowledge and practice. Content: Chapter 1 Principles of Chemotherapy (pages 7–13): Angela HoulstonChapter 2 Chemotherapy Agents (pages 15–19): Angela HoulstonChapter 3 Administration of Chemotherapy (pages 21–34): Angela HoulstonChapter 4 Side Effects of Chemotherapy (pages 35–71): Karen SelwoodChapter 5 Oncological Emergencies (pages 73–84): Karen SelwoodChapter 6 Future Trends (pages 85–90): Karen SelwoodChapter 7 Background to the Haematopoietic Stem Cell Transplant (HSCT) Procedure (pages 97–106): Nikki Bennett?Rees and Sian HopkinsChapter 8 Preparation for Bone Marrow Transplant (pages 107–124): Nikki Bennett?Rees, Sian Hopkins and Joanna StoneChapter 9 Collection and Infusion of Bone Marrow, Peripheral Blood Stem Cells and Umbilical Cord Cells (pages 125–133): Nikki Bennett?Rees and Sian HopkinsChapter 10 Protective Isolation: Nursing Issues (pages 135–142): Nikki Bennett?Rees and Sian HopkinsChapter 11 Complications of Stem Cell Transplant (pages 143–162): Nikki Bennett?Rees and Sian HopkinsChapter 12 Discharge Planning and Psychosocial Issues for the Family (pages 163–168): Nikki Bennett?Rees and Sian HopkinsChapter 13 Staff Support in Stem Cell Transplant Units (pages 169–172): Sian HopkinsChapter 14 Further Developments in Stem Cell Transplantation (pages 173–179): Nikki Bennett?Rees, Sian Hopkins, Lesley Henderson and Jinhua Xu?BayfordChapter 15 General Surgery (pages 187–217): Rachel Hollis, Sharon Denton and Gill ChapmanChapter 16 Neuro?Oncology (pages 223–249): Lindy May and Beth WardChapter 17 Primary Bone Cancer in Young People (pages 255–277): Chris HenryChapter 18 The Nature of Radiotherapy (pages 279–288): Monica HopkinsChapter 19 Administration of Radiotherapy (pages 289–309): Monica HopkinsChapter 20 Tumours and Radiotherapy Treatment (pages 311–320): Monica Hopkins and Cornelia ScottChapter 21 Acute and Sub?Acute Side Effects of Radiotherapy (pages 321–341): Monica Hopkins and Cornelia ScottChapter 22 The Role of Radiotherapy in Palliative Care (pages 343–349): Monica HopkinsChapter 23 Overview of Long?Term Follow?Up (pages 351–355): Susan MehtaChapter 24 Potential Physical Issues Following Cancer Treatment (pages 357–381): Ruth Elson and Susan MehtaChapter 25 The Role of the Nurse in Long?Term Follow?Up (pages 383–388): Beverly HorneChapter 26 Health Promotion for Long?Term Follow?Up Patients (pages 389–396): Beverly HorneChapter 27 Quality of Life in Long?Term Survivors of Childhood Cancer (pages 397–404): Anthony Penn