Touch, Caring, and Cancer

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Active

Authors

WMC:Tracy Walton

Credits

1.50

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Description

Discover how caregiver massage can supplement and support your professional massage when working with cancer patients. Tracy Walton reveals the findings of a study where researchers looked at the ways simple oncology massage techniques may make a positive impact on the lives of people with cancer. She discusses how teaching caregivers to provide massage can ease their fears of doing harm and enhance their relationship while providing potential relief for the patients.

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WMC-Webinar304

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