"… a super little book. On the whole this is a well written and easy to read text. one that I would recommend … "—Dr Karin Baria, Retired Consuftam Oncologist, Oncology News, Volume 10 Issue 1 - March/ApriI 20 15

• Introduction. The different phases of management. The aetiology of cancer. Diagnosis and Staging. Environment. Referral letter. Results and investigations to date. Observation. History. Examination. Performance status. Investigations. Next steps. Questions. Primary Treatment. Cytotoxic chemotherapy. Hormone treatment. Immunological therapy. Gene-based therapies. Explaining the purpose of treatment. Communication within the Context of Multidisciplinary Care. Oncology nurses. Psychosocial oncologists. Patient support groups and the internet. Explaining Follow-up. Monitoring remission. Relapse. Progression and Terminal Care. Explaining Research. Complementary and Alternative Medicines and Integrative Oncology.

"… a super little book. On the whole this is a well written and easy to read text. one that I would recommend … "—Dr Karin Baria, Retired Consuftam Oncologist, Oncology News, Volume 10 Issue 1 - March/ApriI 20 15

• Introduction. The different phases of management. The aetiology of cancer. Diagnosis and Staging. Environment. Referral letter. Results and investigations to date. Observation. History. Examination. Performance status. Investigations. Next steps. Questions. Primary Treatment. Cytotoxic chemotherapy. Hormone treatment. Immunological therapy. Gene-based therapies. Explaining the purpose of treatment. Communication within the Context of Multidisciplinary Care. Oncology nurses. Psychosocial oncologists. Patient support groups and the internet. Explaining Follow-up. Monitoring remission. Relapse. Progression and Terminal Care. Explaining Research. Complementary and Alternative Medicines and Integrative Oncology.

"… a super little book. On the whole this is a well written and easy to read text. one that I would recommend … "—Dr Karin Baria, Retired Consuftam Oncologist, Oncology News, Volume 10 Issue 1 - March/ApriI 20 15

• Introduction. The different phases of management. The aetiology of cancer. Diagnosis and Staging. Environment. Referral letter. Results and investigations to date. Observation. History. Examination. Performance status. Investigations. Next steps. Questions. Primary Treatment. Cytotoxic chemotherapy. Hormone treatment. Immunological therapy. Gene-based therapies. Explaining the purpose of treatment. Communication within the Context of Multidisciplinary Care. Oncology nurses. Psychosocial oncologists. Patient support groups and the internet. Explaining Follow-up. Monitoring remission. Relapse. Progression and Terminal Care. Explaining Research. Complementary and Alternative Medicines and Integrative Oncology.