Journal of the American Geriatrics Society

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  Año 2009, Vol. 57, Número Número Extraordinario 2

  • Geriatric Oncology and Primary Care: Promoting Partnerships in Practice and Research

    Elizabeth E. O'Toole, Julia Hannum Rose, Nathan A. Berger, Siran M. Koroukian

    págs. 235-238

    

  • Shared Care in Geriatric Oncology: Primary Care Providers' and Medical/Oncologist's Perspectives

    Cynthia Owusu, Stephanie A. Studenski

    págs. 239-242

    

  • Targeting Cancer Prevention and Screening Practices for Older Adults

    Byers Tim

    págs. 243-245

    

  • Geriatric Assessment in Oncology Practice

    Arti Hurria

    págs. 246-249

    

  • Clinical Management Update: Evaluation and Management of Older Patients with Breast Cancer

    Owusu Cynthia

    págs. 250-252

    

  • Changing Healthcare Practice for Older Adults with Late-Stage Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer: Practical Considerations of Targeted Therapy in Primary Care and Oncology

    Phillips Towe Tanyanika, Kathryn Engelhardt, Govardhanan Nagaiah, Nathan A. Berger, Elizabeth E. O'Toole

    págs. 253-258

    

  • When Cancer in Older Adults Is Undermanaged: The Breast Cancer Story

    Rebecca A. Silliman

    págs. 259-261

    

  • Promoting Healthy Lifestyles in Older Cancer Survivors to Improve Health and Preserve Function

    Clutter Snyder Denise, Richard J. Sloane, Wendy Demark-Wahnefried, Harvey J. Cohen, Miriam C. Morey

    págs. 262-264

    

  • The Role of Primary Care Physicians in Advanced Cancer Care: Perspectives of Older Patients and Their Oncologists

    Steven Lewis, Julia Hannum Rose, Kathryn Engelhardt, Elizabeth E. O'Toole, Mary M. Step

    págs. 265-268

    

  • Toward Advocacy in Cancer Care for Older Adults: Survivors Have Cautious Personal Actions but Bold Advice for Others

    Kahana Eva, et. al.

    págs. 269-271

    

  • Current Practices and Perspectives on Breast Cancer Screening and Treatment in Older Women with Dementia

    Smyth Kathleen A.

    págs. 272-274

    

  • Assessment and Interpretation of Comorbidity Burden in Older Adults with Cancer

    Siran M. Koroukian

    págs. 275-278

    

  • Differences in Oncologist Communication Across Age Groups and Contributions to Adjuvant Decision Outcomes

    Mary M. Step, Laura A. Siminoff, Julia Hannum Rose

    págs. 279-282

    

  • Cancer Treatment in Older Adults: Implications for Psychosocial Research

    Barbara Given, Charles W Given

    págs. 283-285

    

  • Health and Well-Being in Older Married Female Cancer Survivors

    Karen J. Ishler, Nicole Juszczak Peak, Aloen Townsend, Karen F. Bowman, Julia Hannum Rose

    págs. 286-288

    

  • Functioning of Older, Long-Term Cancer Survivors: The Role of Cancer and Comorbidities

    Jacquelyn A. Arendt, Karen F. Bowman, Gary T. Deimling, George Kypriotakis

    págs. 289-292

    

  • Needs of Older Caregivers of Patients with Advanced Cancer

    Helen Foley, Barbara J. Daly, Sara L. Douglas, Amy R. Lipson

    págs. 293-295

    

  • Predictors of Engagement in a Coping and Communication Support Intervention for Older Patients with Advanced Cancer

    Rosanne M. Radziewicz, Karen F. Bowman, Julia Hannum Rose, Steven A. Lewis, Elizabeth E. O'Toole

    págs. 296-299

    

  • A Model for the Shared Care of Elderly Patients with Cancer

    Jay Cohen Harvey

    págs. 300-302