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Living With Illness
- Populations
- Advocating for Care
- Assessment Tools
- Caregiver/caregiving/providing care
- Communication
- Decisions / Decision making
- Dignity
- Conditions/Diseases
- Emotional Health
- Financial
- Nutrition / Hydration / Food / Eating / Drinking
- Palliative Care Emergency
- Palliative Sedation / Sedation for Palliative Purposes
- Research
- Symptoms/What to Expect
- Provinces
- Palliative Care
- Treatments/Interventions
- Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)
- Remembering and memories
- Educators
- Author
- LMC
- Eating and Drinking
- Diets
- Final Days
- Grief / Loss / Bereavement
- Programs and Services
- Professionnels
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Outils pour la pratique
Principles and Practice of Palliative Care and Supportive Oncology
La Description:
A new edition of this interdisciplinary book on supportive oncology and palliative care serving as a practical guide for management of the myriad symptoms and quality-of-life issues that occur in patients with cancer—including newly diagnosed patients, patients undergoing treatment, cancer survivors, and patients whose disease is no longer curable. This edition features new chapters on caregiver stress, hepatic failure, pulmonary failure, research issues in palliative care, and beginning a palliative care program.
Auteur:
Berger, A.M. Shuster, J.L. & Von Roenn, J. H.
Éditeur:
Lippincott Williams & Wilkins
Année:
2006