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31	Breast Cancer in PTEN Hamartoma Tumor Syndrome: Can a Predictive Fingerprint be Identified? Machaj, Agnieszka S. 12 June 2014 (has links) No description available. Genetics Breast cancer PTEN PHTS PTEN hamartoma tumor syndrome genetics genetic counseling Cowden syndrome CS pAKT benign breast disease FCC molecular profile IHC molecular signature breast tumors blood protein histopathologic features ER PR AR
32	Team-patient communication of information and support at the Breast Cancer Clinic of the Johannesburg Hospital Levin, Debra 11 1900 (has links) This study addresses the effectiveness of communication between the team (doctors, sisters and social workers) and patients at the Breast Cancer Clinic of the Johannesburg Hospital. Tue needs of patients were highlighted, as well as the role of care-giver, both as a group and in their separate disciplines, in attempting to meet these needs. Tue empirical survey was carried out through the use of questionnaires as well as interview schedules. Patients, doctors, nurses and social workers were used as respondents. Results indicated that the majority of patients' needs for information and support were met by the team in general; however, a need for further social work intervention seemed to be apparent. In addition, several barriers were found to inhibit both team-patient and inter-team communication. Tue researcher used the information gathered in this study to make recommendations that will facilitate improved communication in the clinic, with specific reference to the role of the social worker. / Social Work / M.A.(Social Science: Mental Health) Patient Breast Cancer Multi-disciplinary team Information Support Communication Doctor Nurse Social Worker Roles 362.19699449 Breast -- Tumors. Death -- Psychological aspects.
33	Team-patient communication of information and support at the Breast Cancer Clinic of the Johannesburg Hospital Levin, Debra 11 1900 (has links) This study addresses the effectiveness of communication between the team (doctors, sisters and social workers) and patients at the Breast Cancer Clinic of the Johannesburg Hospital. Tue needs of patients were highlighted, as well as the role of care-giver, both as a group and in their separate disciplines, in attempting to meet these needs. Tue empirical survey was carried out through the use of questionnaires as well as interview schedules. Patients, doctors, nurses and social workers were used as respondents. Results indicated that the majority of patients' needs for information and support were met by the team in general; however, a need for further social work intervention seemed to be apparent. In addition, several barriers were found to inhibit both team-patient and inter-team communication. Tue researcher used the information gathered in this study to make recommendations that will facilitate improved communication in the clinic, with specific reference to the role of the social worker. / Social Work / M.A.(Social Science: Mental Health) Patient Breast Cancer Multi-disciplinary team Information Support Communication Doctor Nurse Social Worker Roles 362.19699449 Breast -- Tumors. Death -- Psychological aspects.

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