Cultural Beliefs and Attitudes of African American Prostate Cancer Survivors

Cultural Beliefs Contributing to Late-Stage Diagnosis of Breast Cancer in African-American, Latina, and Caucasian Women

Differences in Cancer Pain Experience Between Asian and Caucasian Cancer Patients in the United States

Implementation of an Oncology Continuing Education Course for Nurses in Nicaragua

The Psychometric Properties of the Icelandic Version of the MD Anderson Symptom Inventory (MDASI)

The Use of a Tool to Assess Symptoms in Non English Speaking Patients

Cross Cultural Education: Implications for Oncology Nursing Practice

Development of Multilingual Low Literacy Teaching Materials in a Diverse Community Based Health Care System

Internet Communities/Groups for Ethnic Minorities

The Relationship of Social Support, Personal Factors, Psychological and Physical States Among Japanese Women with Breast Cancer: A Preoperative Phase

You Just Have to be Strong

Ageist Attitudes Among Nurses: Implications for Long-Term Nursing Care of Elder Clients with Cancer

Coping Strategies and Perceived Stressors in Chinese Americans with Cancer

Cultural Diversity and Coping with Cancer Education

Detaching Her From Her Social Roles: Korean Women's Perceptions of Breast Cancer

An Exploratory Study on Nurses' Perception of Spirituality and Spiritual Care From a Multicultural Context

Patterns of Survivorship Among African American Women: A Life Story Analysis

Respecting Spiritual Beliefs: Managing a Jehovah's Witness Patient Without Blood Product Support

Understanding the Cancer Pain Experience in the Plains Native American Population

Cancer Prevention in Diverse Populations:Cultural Implications for the Multidisciplinary Team
This book provides a solid foundation upon which to build and implement effective and culturally relevant prevention and screening programs. Topics include ·Cancer prevention and early detection in American Indian and Alaska native populations ·The Asian American population in the United States: Cultural perspectives and their relationship to cancer prevention and early detection · Cancer prevention and early detection in African Americans: Figures, facts, and future directions for nursing practice ·Cancer prevention and early detection in native Hawaiians ·Cancer prevention and screening among Hispanic populations. An excellent resource for nurses who must prepare for growth, over the next several decades, in populations currently experiencing poorer health status.

Psychosocial Dimensions of Oncology Nursing Care
Nine chapters offer practical interventions nurses can use to help patients, families, and caregivers deal with the psychosocial issues related to cancer. This practical reference is a useful reference regardless of your practice setting.

Breast Cancer Education for Native American Women: Creating Culturally Relevant Communications

Cervical Cancer in Hispanic/Latino Women

Developing and Testing Lay Literature About Breast Cancer Screening for African American Women

Internet Message Board Use by Patients With Cancer and Their Families

Review and Critique of the Literature of Complementary and Alternative Therapy Use Among Hispanic/Latino Women With Breast Cancer

African American Couples Merging Strengths to Successfully Cope With Breast Cancer

African American Women Coping With Breast Cancer: A Qualitative Analysis

Asian/Pacific Islander American Women: Age and Death Rates During Hospitalization for Breast Cancer

Breast Cancer Among Asian Americans: Is Acculturation Related to Health-Related Quality of Life?

Breast and Cervical Cancer Screening Practices and Interventions Among Chinese, Japanese, and Vietnamese Americans

Development of Cultural Belief Scales for Mammography Screening

Does Knowledge Influence Melanoma-Prone Behavior? Awareness, Exposure, and Sun Protection Among Five Social Groups

Family Beliefs About Diet and Traditional Chinese Medicine for Hong Kong Women With Breast Cancer

Family Satisfaction With Perception of and Barriers to Terminal Care in Japan

Filipino American Women's Perceptions and Experiences With Breast Cancer Screening

Improving Cancer Screening Among Lesbians Over 50: Results of a Pilot Study

Knowledge, Attitudes, Beliefs, and Practices Regarding Breast and Cervical Cancer Screening in Selected Ethnocultural Groups in Northwestern Ontario

Lessons Learned in Developing a Support Intervention for African American Women With Breast Cancer

Perceptions of Gender Roles, Gender Power Relationships, and Sexuality in Thai Women Following Diagnosis and Treatment for Cervical Cancer

Post-Treatment Symptoms Among Ethnic Minority Breast Cancer Survivors