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Cancer Survivorship Care: An Emphasis On Rehabilitation Needs In Maine, Miranda Carlson, Nicole Christine, Charles Dowd, Cassandra Dawley, Irina Fedulow, Lisa Gerhardt, Erin Pike, Kaitlin Powers, Angela Serrani
Cancer Survivorship Care: An Emphasis On Rehabilitation Needs In Maine, Miranda Carlson, Nicole Christine, Charles Dowd, Cassandra Dawley, Irina Fedulow, Lisa Gerhardt, Erin Pike, Kaitlin Powers, Angela Serrani
Disease Prevention and Health Promotion Papers
The first section of this report addresses the evidence of causation concerning impairments developed as a result of a cancer diagnosis and cancer treatment. The second section investigates the evidence regarding rehabilitation and physical activity as an effective intervention in the prevention and treatment of impairments from cancer diagnosis and cancer treatment. The third section discusses the underlying behavioral change theory for incorporation of our Cancer Survivorship Rehabilitation Algorithm (Appendix 1), which details our proposed use of rehabilitation and wellness services in the continuum of cancer care and includes an outline for a survivorship care plan. This section also discusses …
Brain Blast 2014 Speakers Poster, Annie Leslie
Brain Blast 2014 Speakers Poster, Annie Leslie
Brain Blast
Poster from UNE's Brain Blast 2014 listing the presenters at this event.
Brain Blast 2014 Poster, Annie Leslie
Brain Blast 2014 Poster, Annie Leslie
Brain Blast
Announcement poster for UNE's Brain Blast 2014, a pechakucha-style brain health and safety awareness and learning event.
2014 University Of New England College Of Osteopathic Medicine Fellowship Recipients, University Of New England College Of Osteopathic Medicine
2014 University Of New England College Of Osteopathic Medicine Fellowship Recipients, University Of New England College Of Osteopathic Medicine
Peter Morgane Research Fellowships
2014 recipients of the University of New England College of Osteopathic Medicine's Peter Morgane Research Fellowship.