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Guideline for the management of cancer pain in adults and children

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Miaskowski, C. Glenview, IL: American Pain Society , 2005.

Audience: Professional

Call Number: WL700 G946 2005

Availability: 3 copies, 3 available

Author: Miaskowski, C

Corporate Author: Cancer Pain Management Guideline Panel; American Pain Society

Place of Publication: Glenview, IL

Publisher: American Pain Society

Publication Date: 2005

Series: APS clinical practice guideline 3

Subjects: Pain; Adult; Child

Language: English

Material Type: Book

Audience: Professional

Location: Vancouver Library; Victoria Library; Kelowna Library

Call Number: WL700 G946 2005

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Management of cancer pain

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Goudas, Leonidas. Rockville, MD: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services , 2001.

Audience: Professional

Call Number: WL700 M266g 2001

v.1 Management of cancer pain; v.2 Management of cancer pain : evidence tables

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Author: Goudas, Leonidas

Corporate Author: New England Medical Center EPC

Place of Publication: Rockville, MD

Publisher: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services

Publication Date: 2001

Physical Description: 2 v. : ill. ; 23 cm.

Series: Evidence report/technology assessment 35; AHRQ publication 02-E002

Subjects: Pain - therapy; Evidence-Based Medicine; Neoplasms

Abstract: v.1 Management of cancer pain; v.2 Management of cancer pain : evidence tables

Language: English

Material Type: Book; Online

Audience: Professional

Location: Internet

Call Number: WL700 M266g 2001

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Myths and facts about chronic pain and cancer pain : what you need to know

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Berger, Ann. Manhasset, NY: CMP Medica | Oncology Group , 2009.

Audience: Patient or Public

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Author: Berger, Ann

Place of Publication: Manhasset, NY

Publisher: CMP Medica; Oncology Group

Publication Date: 2009

Subjects: Pain; Neoplasms; Popular Work

ISBN: 9781891483455

Language: English

Material Type: Book; Online

Audience: Patient or Public

Location: Internet

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No fears, no tears : children with cancer coping with pain

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Kuttner, Leora. [Boston, MA]: Fanlight Productions , 1986.

Audience: Patient or Public

Call Number: WL700 K97 1986

Availability: 1 copy, 1 available

In the mid-1980's, clinical psychologist Leora Kuttner spearheaded a pioneer pain management project for children with cancer. In No Fears, No Tears eight courageous children with cancer, aged three to twelve years old, demonstrated a variety of ways in which the natural abilities of the mind can b…

Author: Kuttner, Leora

Corporate Author: Canadian Cancer Society. B.C. and Yukon Division

Place of Publication: [Boston, MA]

Publisher: Fanlight Productions

Publication Date: 1986

Physical Description: 27 minutes

Subjects: Pain; Neoplasms; Mind-Body Therapies; Infant; Child; Popular Work

Abstract: In the mid-1980's, clinical psychologist Leora Kuttner spearheaded a pioneer pain management project for children with cancer. In No Fears, No Tears eight courageous children with cancer, aged three to twelve years old, demonstrated a variety of ways in which the natural abilities of the mind can be enlisted to help ease physical pain. With the support of parents and caregivers, they showed how hypnosis, behavioral distraction and visualization methods, and breathing techniques could make the disease itself, as well as the long series of uncomfortable or painful tests and treatments, bearable.; The film proved the strength of the human spirit, and the mind's natural ability to ease even excruciating physical pain. It demonstrated that even quite young children can learn to actively help themselves through taxing medical treatment.