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Canines and childhood cancer: Examining the effects of therapy dogs with childhood cancer patients and their families

By Molly Jenkins1, Ashleigh Ruehrdanz, Amy McCullough1, John D Fluke

1. American Humane Association

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Abstract This document is a comprehensive review of the literature on childhood cancer epidemiology; pediatric oncology treatment; physical and psychosocial well-being impacts of childhood cancer for children and their families; human-animal bond history and research; and the application of animal-assisted interventions with various populations in need, particularly those affected by childhood cancer. This literature review is a key product completed during the first year of work on the Canines and Childhood Cancer (CCC) research study, which aims to measure the effects of animal-assisted therapy with pediatric oncology patients and their families. The CCC project represents a partnership forged between Pfizer Animal Health and American Humane Association. Please see www.caninesandchildhoodcancer.org for more information.
URL http://www.americanhumane.org/assets/pdfs/children/ccc_digitalbook_r19.pdf
Publisher American Humane Association
Place Published Washington, DC
Pages 1-56
Language English
Year January 2012
Tags
  1. Adolescents
  2. Adult
  3. Animal-assisted activities
  4. Animal-assisted interventions
  5. Animal-assisted therapies
  6. Animal-assisted therapy
  7. Cancer
  8. Child
  9. Dogs
  10. Family Members
  11. Health
  12. human-animalbond
  13. Mammals
  14. mental health
  15. parents
  16. physical health
  17. Research
  18. therapy dogs
  19. United States of America