Add to ORKGIn this paper, the concept of terminal-care, history（relation to informed-consent）, practice of terminal-care（pain control, team care etc） and the place of terminal-care are discussed. The concept of terminal had arisen naturally along with informed－consent and medical ethics. therefore, the basis of terminal－care will be the establishment of dignity in human being
The construct of 'dignity' is frequently raised in discussions about quality end of life care for te...
The construct of dignity is frequently raised in discussions about quality end of life care for term...
Background. According to the novel approach to the treatment of patients as persons, the phenomenon ...
Several problems which have been studied and discussed in the research group of Niigata Cancer Cente...
AB Palliative (terminal) care is now recognized worldwide as an important, multidisciplinary aspect ...
Palliative care and hospices have developed rapidly since the late 1960s. The pioneering work of Cic...
Palliative care and hospices have developed rapidly since the late 1960s. The pioneering work of Cic...
Toward the end of life, older cancer patients with terminal illness often prefer palliative over lif...
Modern medicine in Jappan was never interested in taking care of terminally ill patients in hospita...
Supportive care in cancer has become a paradigm for the treatment in oncology. Now, we have guidelin...
Despite use of the term dignity in arguments for and against a patient's self-governance in matters ...
Background. Although terminal cancer is a widely used term, its meaning varies, which may lead to di...
MARCULA, Jolanta, ZUKOW, Walery, KAZMIERCZAK, Urszula & GARCZYNSKI, Wojciech. Palliative care as an ...
BACKGROUND: Our understanding of terminal illness and its consequences has been predominantly based ...
The main subject of this thesis is a reflection issue of the terminal care ethics. The structure of ...
The construct of 'dignity' is frequently raised in discussions about quality end of life care for te...
The construct of dignity is frequently raised in discussions about quality end of life care for term...
Background. According to the novel approach to the treatment of patients as persons, the phenomenon ...
Several problems which have been studied and discussed in the research group of Niigata Cancer Cente...
AB Palliative (terminal) care is now recognized worldwide as an important, multidisciplinary aspect ...
Palliative care and hospices have developed rapidly since the late 1960s. The pioneering work of Cic...
Palliative care and hospices have developed rapidly since the late 1960s. The pioneering work of Cic...
Toward the end of life, older cancer patients with terminal illness often prefer palliative over lif...
Modern medicine in Jappan was never interested in taking care of terminally ill patients in hospita...
Supportive care in cancer has become a paradigm for the treatment in oncology. Now, we have guidelin...
Despite use of the term dignity in arguments for and against a patient's self-governance in matters ...
Background. Although terminal cancer is a widely used term, its meaning varies, which may lead to di...
MARCULA, Jolanta, ZUKOW, Walery, KAZMIERCZAK, Urszula & GARCZYNSKI, Wojciech. Palliative care as an ...
BACKGROUND: Our understanding of terminal illness and its consequences has been predominantly based ...
The main subject of this thesis is a reflection issue of the terminal care ethics. The structure of ...
The construct of 'dignity' is frequently raised in discussions about quality end of life care for te...
The construct of dignity is frequently raised in discussions about quality end of life care for term...
Background. According to the novel approach to the treatment of patients as persons, the phenomenon ...