Cancer: The Psychosocial Impact Across the Disease Continuum

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Course Overview
This Course examines the psychosocial effects that can accompany a cancer diagnosis and encourages health professionals to provide psychosocial support for patients and their loved ones who are experiencing the disease.
Educator
Katharine Hodgkinson
Dr Katharine Hodgkinson is a Clinical Psychologist with over 18 years’ experience in client care, research and education. Katharine currently leads a team of Clinical and Consulting Psychologists at HeadwayHealth providing a range of psychological interventions to support to those affected by a cancer and other heath and emotional concerns. Katharine has published numerous research papers and several book chapters in cancer care, and co-edited the book “Psychosocial Care of Cancer Patients. A Health Professional’s Guide to What to Say and Do” (Hodgkinson K and Gilchrist J, Ausmed Publications, 2008). See Educator Profile




Cherie Martin
A wonderful resource giving very practicle advice on the one to one front line nursing people with cancer. Signs of stress and awareness of the holistic psychosocial effects on people. Helpful dialogue to open to discuss and further discuss with other health team members to assist to assist the patient. Very supportive to nursing staff.
Elizabeth Burton
Delivery of subject matter was fairly dry. More interaction would have been good.
Alexandra White
Would have preferred more visual learning materials
Debra Diffey
Everyone should listen and learn from this resource as it is just as important to patients wellbeing as the medical treatment is.
Gillian Pringle
There was a problem with the quality of lecture as it froze in p,aces. Also i found the sections on "test your learning" difficult to follow as the options were in number combinations but i did not find the corresponding explanations, so ended up just guessing what they meant and consequently got them wrong until all options exhausted (unless i was lucky enough to pick the right one first)
Wendy Somers
Very thought provoking
Michelle Franks
Excellent
Gina ritchie
It was very helpful for my are of practice. Very engaging also.
Thomas Kay
Good
Danielle Maxwell
Great resource