2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.ejon.2017.05.002
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An ethnographic exploration of the delivery of psychosocial care to children with cancer in Argentina

Abstract: The study highlighted the barriers psychosocial care providers encounter while attempting to deliver services to children and their families. Further work needs to be carried out to fully integrate psychosocial care in national health policies and ensure this type of support is available for all patients and their families.

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“…Michael F Wempe Performing psychosocial care in cancer patients' routine care is considered an international standard. [16] Weis emphasized that due to the supportive nature of this type of care, psychosocial care should be included in the cancer care program. One of the programs that can be seriously used in psycho-social care for children with cancer is art therapy.…”
Section: Original Articlementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Michael F Wempe Performing psychosocial care in cancer patients' routine care is considered an international standard. [16] Weis emphasized that due to the supportive nature of this type of care, psychosocial care should be included in the cancer care program. One of the programs that can be seriously used in psycho-social care for children with cancer is art therapy.…”
Section: Original Articlementioning
confidence: 99%