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Chapter 5: Hope - the Inner Strength
Rather than presenting definite and clear-cut answers, this chapter sets out to explore the premise that hope is complex, multidimensional concept of considerable importance to people with potentially terminal conditions, including cancer. The fact that this chapter raises more questions that it answers suggests that continued questioning of the assumptions underlying this debate is a must for nurses and others associated with those suffering from cancer.
Judy Zollo Judy divides her teaching time between first year students in the pre-registration program and post-registration students undertaking studies in the Bachelor of Nursing course. Judy’s major professional interest lies in the area of palliative care and her specific research interests include inter-disciplinary interactions within the hospice team and dissemination of the principles and objectives of palliative care into acute and extended care settings. Judy maintains strong links with the palliative care area by undertaking regular faculty practice in the hospice setting and by her role as Secretary of the Palliative Care Council of South Australia. |
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