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Georgios I. Evangelatos,Pol D. Spanos to sound ethical practices necessary for effective patient This book identifies the various ethical challenges that arise in pediatric hematology/oncology and provides the necessary tools to overcome these challenges. Aiming to expand upon and strengthen providers’ knowledge and experience in pedia

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H. Aben,L. Ainola,A. Errapartompetence (also referred to as simply cultural competence) is crucial for providing culturally congruent and meaningful care. Such competence has been described as a process in healthcare interactions and systems that aim to increase equity and reduce disparities in care. Intercultural competence sh

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Robert V. Goldstein,Viktor M. Kozintsev,Aleksandr L. Popovrisingly, children receiving cancer-directed therapy as well as survivors of childhood cancers have reported poorer psychological, social, and physical health-related quality of life as compared to siblings, same-age peers, and children with other chronic conditions. Too often, symptoms are seen by

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George A. Kardomateasompetence (also referred to as simply cultural competence) is crucial for providing culturally congruent and meaningful care. Such competence has been described as a process in healthcare interactions and systems that aim to increase equity and reduce disparities in care. Intercultural competence sh

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Yoshiharu Morimoto,Motoharu Fujigakiview the literature on the psychological effects of donation on families, and consider when and how the treatment of families in the requesting and donation process might put their future psychological well-being at increased risk. We also consider lawsuits brought against healthcare personnel for t

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S. P. Shah,M. S. Konsta-Gdoutos,Z. S. Metaxafirst examining the distinction between donation following brain death and donation following controlled circulatory death. While uncontrolled donation following circulatory death increases, a detailed consideration of the unique issues in that setting is beyond the scope of this chapter. We describ

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