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Factors that affect the acceptance of stoma formation in cancer patients : a literature review

By:

Hall, R

Publication details: Thesis (BSc)-Machester University, 2000Subject(s):

Contents:

Acknowledgements ; Abstract ; Introduction ; Chapter one. Aims and objectives ; Chapter two. Factors that affect the acceptance of stoma formation ; Chapter three. Discussion ; References ; Appendices

Summary: The aim of this dissertation is to identify the factors affecting the acceptance of a stoma in cancer patients. In particular to ascertain whether cancer patients have an increased difficulty due to the diagnosis of cancer compared to patients undergoing stoma formation for non-cancerous diagnosis.

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The aim of this dissertation is to identify the factors affecting the acceptance of a stoma in cancer patients. In particular to ascertain whether cancer patients have an increased difficulty due to the diagnosis of cancer compared to patients undergoing stoma formation for non-cancerous diagnosis.

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