Evaluation of a pilot 'peer support' training programme for volunteers in a hospital-based cancer information and support centre.
作者： Nicole Anne Kinnane , Trish Waters , Sanchia Aranda
DOI: 10.1007/S00520-009-0791-3
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摘要: Purpose Volunteers from Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre (Peter Mac) Patient Information and Support (PISC) assist the Nurse by helping patients families/carers find information provide face-to-face peer support. Benefits of shared personal experiences between volunteer patient are clearly different professional Volunteers require specific skill sets detailed preparation for this role.
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