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Cancer
Overview – Stanford Cancer Center
Cancer is an abnormal growth of cells. Cancer cells rapidly reproduce
despite restriction of space, nutrients shared by other cells,
or signals sent from the body to stop reproduction.
Cancer is an abnormal growth of cells capable of growing and dividing
uncontrollably.
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Toni
Cesta, PhD, RN, FAAN
Director Case Management
St. Vincents Catholic Med'l Centers NY |
Elaine
Cohen, EdD, RN, FAAN
Dir Case Management and
Assoc Professor
Univ Colorado Health Sciences Center |
Tim
Field, PhD,
Author, Consultant, Educator and Vocational Expert
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CMSA's
2004
Case Manager of the Year
Major Melanie Prince,
RN, CCM |
Julie
Smart,
Ph.D, CRC, NCC, LPC, ABDA, CCFC
Professor & Director
Rehab Counselor Education Program
Utah State University |
Peggy
Rossi, BSN, MPA, CCM, CPUR
Director of Utilization and Case Mgmt
Catholic Healthcare West
California |
Vivian
Campagna, RN, CCM
Director Case Management
St. Clare's Hospital & Health Center,
New York, NY |
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