Key points 1. The science of symptom control is the easy bit, or at least it can be learnt and accessed 2. Consulting and talking to dying patients is difficult 3. It is an area of medical training which is deficient and yet needed by all 4. Death has been medicalised and the general population has little contact with it 5. It is difficult as it questions our mortality resulting in ‘spiritual pain’ 6. Bereavement is the unintentionally neglected part of palliative care
In 2014, a group of physicians of the Catharina Hospital in Eindhoven (The Netherlands) started a pr...
21st century brought about a lot of beneficial scientific and medical discoveries. Thanks to modern ...
Palliative care has been challenged to share its message with a wider audience, and for many years i...
Key points 1. The science of symptom control is the easy bit, or at least it can be learnt and acces...
OBJECTIVES Although caring for dying patients and their family caregivers (FC) is integral to pat...
The literature suggests that health professionals working in palliative care have developed an ideal...
How many of us are touched by the death of a loved one, friend or colleague? How many of us feel abl...
Introduction: A great majority of patients are keen on discussing end-of-life care with their physic...
Background:Recognizing dying patients is crucial to produce outcomes that are satisfactory to patien...
Care of the dying is a fundamental part of a clinician's role. When somebody is dying, rather than t...
Background: UK palliative care policy and philosophy endorse open awareness, where all parties ackno...
Caring for terminally ill patients requires effective communication skills. It is important that med...
Palliative care has been challenged to share its message with a wider audience, and for many years i...
When faced with the news that a family member has been diagnosed with a terminal illness, many peopl...
Background Caring for dying patients is an integral aspect of care, however medical and nursing stud...
In 2014, a group of physicians of the Catharina Hospital in Eindhoven (The Netherlands) started a pr...
21st century brought about a lot of beneficial scientific and medical discoveries. Thanks to modern ...
Palliative care has been challenged to share its message with a wider audience, and for many years i...
Key points 1. The science of symptom control is the easy bit, or at least it can be learnt and acces...
OBJECTIVES Although caring for dying patients and their family caregivers (FC) is integral to pat...
The literature suggests that health professionals working in palliative care have developed an ideal...
How many of us are touched by the death of a loved one, friend or colleague? How many of us feel abl...
Introduction: A great majority of patients are keen on discussing end-of-life care with their physic...
Background:Recognizing dying patients is crucial to produce outcomes that are satisfactory to patien...
Care of the dying is a fundamental part of a clinician's role. When somebody is dying, rather than t...
Background: UK palliative care policy and philosophy endorse open awareness, where all parties ackno...
Caring for terminally ill patients requires effective communication skills. It is important that med...
Palliative care has been challenged to share its message with a wider audience, and for many years i...
When faced with the news that a family member has been diagnosed with a terminal illness, many peopl...
Background Caring for dying patients is an integral aspect of care, however medical and nursing stud...
In 2014, a group of physicians of the Catharina Hospital in Eindhoven (The Netherlands) started a pr...
21st century brought about a lot of beneficial scientific and medical discoveries. Thanks to modern ...
Palliative care has been challenged to share its message with a wider audience, and for many years i...