โ Scribed by Margaret, O'Connor; Sanchia, Aranda
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Content: Front Cover
Contents
Foreword
Preface
Acknowledgements
Chapter 1: Framing Palliative Care
Chapter 2: Evidence-Based Practice in Palliative Care
Chapter 3: Communication Skills in Palliative Care
Chapter 4: Occupational Stress in Palliative Care
Chapter 5: Ethical Decision-making
Chapter 6: Spiritual Care
Chapter 7: A Framework for Symptom Assessment
Chapter 8: Pain Management
Chapter 9: Breathlessness
Chapter 10: Fatigue
Chapter 11: Constipation
Chapter 12: Nausea and Vomiting
Chapter 13: Nutrition and Hydration
Chapter 14: Malignant Wounds. Chapter 15: Confusion and Terminal RestlessnessChapter 18: Complementary Therapies
Chapter 19: Working with Families
Chapter 20: Bereavement
Chapter 21: Palliative Care in Chronic Illness
Chapter 22: Ageing, Dementia, and Palliative Care
Chapter 23: Caring for Dying People in Critical Care
Chapter 24: Paediatric Palliative Care
References
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All chapters are written by nurses and other health professionals who have recognised expertise and experience in the management of problems faced by nurses in their care of dying people and their loved ones.
<p>Education of healthcare professionals is the cornerstone of specialist palliative services. This book is a practical toolbox of teaching techniques. Accessible, practical and easy to use it will encourage busy clinicians to teach by increasing their confidence in their training abilities. It prov
<p><P>This concise book offers an engaging case-based approach to palliative care. Experts in the field provide the essential aspects of daily practice with real cases presented as forums for the discussion of the complexities and practicalities of palliative treatment. </P><P></P><P>Clearly structu
This concise book offers an engaging case-based approach to palliative care. Experts in the field provide the essential aspects of daily practice with real cases presented as forums for the discussion of the complexities and practicalities of palliative treatment. Clearly structured, each chapter op
<p><P>This concise book offers an engaging case-based approach to palliative care. Experts in the field provide the essential aspects of daily practice with real cases presented as forums for the discussion of the complexities and practicalities of palliative treatment. </P><P></P><P>Clearly structu
Foreword - Len Gray As life expectancy increases, more people will confront failing health at a greater age. Illness in late life is often chronic and accompanied by loss of independence, and this can mean that family members become responsible for care. Assessment, management, and care in