The Impact of Illness on the Family

Burr, Bill D.; Good, Byron J.; Good, Mary‐Jo DelVecchio

doi:10.1007/978-1-4757-3999-2_26

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“…During this stage, the psychological state and state of preparation of the patient and his family to determine the choice of therapeutic plans are challenged. 10 Deciding a mode of therapy for osteosarcoma left C.T. very few choices and those that he did have seemed quite compromised.…”

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“…The stage in the family illness trajectory (Table 1) that had the greatest impact on his family was the third stage: major therapeutic efforts. During this stage, the psychological state and state of preparation of the patient and his family to determine the choice of therapeutic plans are challenged 10 …”

Section: Psychosocial Issuesmentioning

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