ContentsSection I—Understanding SurvivorshipChapter 1: SurvivorshipKathleen Pelc, MS, RN, OCNSection II—Potential Consequences of Cancer ManagementChapter 2: Symptom ManagementMaureen Cardoza, PhD, RN, CDPChapter 3: Psychological DistressDebra Kantor, PhD, APRN, BCSection III—Psychosocial Issues of Cancer SurvivorshipChapter 4: Family Relationships, Social Support, Fear of Recurrence, and FinancesMary Rzeszut, MSW, LCSWChapter 5: SpiritualityJudith A. Schreiber, PhD, RNSection IV—The Pediatric Cancer SurvivorChapter 6: Pediatric/Family Concerns Post TreatmentAnn Marie Paraszczuk, EdD, RNC, IBCLCMichelle Schaefer, RN, BSN, CPONSection V—Nursing TheoriesChapter 7: Theory of UncertaintyKristen Sethares, PhD, RN, CNEMaryellen Brisbois, PhD, RN, APHN-BCElizabeth Danells Chin, PhD, RN, ANPChapter 8: Theory of Unpleasant SymptomsAlaine Stadelman, MSN, RNChapter 9: TransitionsEun-Ok Im, PhD, MPH, RN, CNS, FAANYaelim Lee, MSN, RN, PhD (c)Chapter 10: AdaptationAkhtar Ebrahimi Ghassemi, PhD, MHC, MSN, RNChapter 11: ResilienceDebra Kantor, PhD, APRN, BCNona Holmes, DNP, APRN-BC, NP PsychiatrySection VI—Understanding the Nurse’s Role in Cancer SurvivorshipChapter 12: Oncology Clinical Nurse SpecialistsHeidi Bentos-Pereira, MSN, MBA, RN, OCNChapter 13: Oncology Nurse NavigatorsJoyce Davis, BS, RNChapter 14: Oncology Case ManagersRebecca Perez, RN, BSN, CCMChapter 15: Mental Health NursesSusan Glodstein, PMHNP-BC, PMHCNS-BCSection VII—Collaboration With Other Health Team MembersChapter 16: Role of the Social WorkerMary Rzeszut, MSW, LCSWChapter 17: Role of the ClergyRabbi Stephanie Dickstein, LMSWRabbi/Chaplain Abraham RabinovichChapter 18: Pain and Palliative Care TeamPaula Lester, MD, FACPJessica Weinberger, MS, FNP, ACHPNSection VIII—Life After Cancer TreatmentChapter 19: When the Cloud ReturnsMaureen Cardoza, PhD, RN, CDPAppendix : Nursing DiagnosisZelda Suzan, MA, RN, CNEDebra Kantor, PhD, APRN, BCGlossarySuggested ResourcesIndexAbout the Editors

Issues of Cancer Survivorship addresses the issues of experiencing life with cancer, from diagnosis to living with and beyond cancer. It focuses on the psychological impact of cancer, including psychological distress, the uncertainty, the short-term and long-term side effects of treatments, body image issues, spirituality/religious issues, impact of the disease on finances, impact on family relationships, and social support. In addition, the book covers cancer in children and secondary cancers as a result of the treatment they received, which is increasingly an issue as patients are living longer.