Titlebook: Cancer: Palliative Care; Robert Dunlop Book 1998 Springer-Verlag London Limited 1998 Palliative Care.pain.pain management.psycho-oncology.

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Spiritual Care and Suffering,eeds of patients and families. Spiritual care requires a personal and a professional commitment to the patient and the family as they search for meaning in the illness. This commitment is the essence of palliative care.

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Ethical Issues and Palliative Care, anti-cancer treatments. Palliative care is directed at symptom control; what if the patient refuses to take medications to relieve symptoms? What happens if a patient wants to die at home but the family refuses to care for the patient? What about euthanasia? These, and other, problems are constantl

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Book 1998s covers not only the physical treatment, such as pain management, but also the psychological well-being of patients. Health workers, clinicians, specialist nurses and medical students will find a balanced and thoughtful overview of the subject which will be of value in managing patients and helping

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Conference proceedings 1986Latest editionses on how teamworking can be achieved. The definition of a team is explored, followed by a review of the roles played by team members. Selection of team members is examined and the chapter concludes with ab analysis of the strategie needed to maintain team cohesion.

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E. S. Gershon,J. I. Nürnberger,N. Sitaramerminally ill patients at home. Although the number of in-patient units has grown rapidly, the even greater emphasis on home care properly reflects the fact that cancer patients spend most of the last six months of life at home.