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Religious/Spiritual Concerns in Caring For the Cancer Patient,quently thought of as somebody else’s job, such as that of the chaplain. Occasionally, a caregiver may take the initiative and inquire whether the patient would like to see one of the hospital’s pastoral care team or some other religious minister of the patient’s choice. But, given the secular and b

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Role of Palliative Medicine in Cancer Patient Care, of these cures are due to surgical intervention. This proportion has remained relatively unchanged over the past 30 years. During the course of their illness for those patients whose cancer is not cured, most patients will experience considerable suffering. That suffering has physical, psychologica

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Informed Consent, The Cancer Patient, And Phase I Clinical Trials,e and clinical research.. Informed consent in clinical research is related to, but recognized as being more stringent than, informed consent outside the context of clinical trials.. This heightened consent standard exists for at least two reasons. First, from an ethical perspective, a patient consid