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Last name: HERO MULTIDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH GROUP (COORDINADOR)
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The survival rate for children with brain cancer and tumours (CNS) has been going up in the last years. At the same time, different communicative, cognitive and psychological late-effects have been observed. These sequelae have a direct impact on the survivors's academic performance, emotional state, social interaction, and the children's...
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La integración de la familia en la rehabilitación del superviviente de cáncer, es fundamental para lograr mejores resultados y facilitar la adaptación al nuevo proceso. Tomando como referencia el modelo Family System Illness de Rolland (1984-2012), valoraremos las demandas psicosociales y las tareas específicas asociadas a este periodo....
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Given the effects of current treatments the finish line of survival in childhood cancer is really (merely) the beginning of another stage in a process in which parents and minors must make an enormous effort to recover or maintain quali-ty of life. Once the disease is diagnosed, different kinds of interdisciplinary sup-port are necessary in...
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La supervivencia al cáncer infantil ha crecido gracias a tratamientos más efectivos, aunque más agresivos. A medida que ha aumentado su esperanza de vida, se han descubierto importantes efectos secundarios a largo plazo que limitan de manera significativa su calidad de vida: efectos cognitivos, lingüísticos, físicos, sociales. Los problemas más ...
Survival of childhood cancer has grown thanks to more effective but more aggressive treatments. As their life expectancy has increased, they have discovered important long-‐term side effects that significantly limit their quality of life: cognitive, linguistic, physical, and social effects. The most significant problems are related to language ...