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Learning Disability Practice, 2014
Editor Colin Parish Tel: +44 (0)20 8872 3153 Email: colin.parish@rcnpublishing.co.uk Managing director Rhonda Oliver Editor in chief Jean Gray Senior editor Gary Bell Assistant editor Sophie Blakemore Acting assistant editor Jennifer Sprinks Head of production Fiona Maclean Senior production editor Julie Hickey Production editor Duncan Tyler Art ...
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Editor Colin Parish Tel: +44 (0)20 8872 3153 Email: colin.parish@rcnpublishing.co.uk Managing director Rhonda Oliver Editor in chief Jean Gray Senior editor Gary Bell Assistant editor Sophie Blakemore Acting assistant editor Jennifer Sprinks Head of production Fiona Maclean Senior production editor Julie Hickey Production editor Duncan Tyler Art ...
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Care Management Journals, 2012
The progressive aging of the population in Spain, as in other developed countries, has caused a series of health and social problems for which existing infrastructures have been found wanting. Increased life expectancy is a major root cause of this situation.
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The progressive aging of the population in Spain, as in other developed countries, has caused a series of health and social problems for which existing infrastructures have been found wanting. Increased life expectancy is a major root cause of this situation.
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2018
Care at the end of life has developed into a sophisticated specialty, historically modeled around the needs of incurable cancer in terms of complex, rapidly developing symptomatology and psychopathology in a predictable time frame. It is ill-equipped to manage people dying of other conditions, and the aging of the population will see the rise of ...
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Care at the end of life has developed into a sophisticated specialty, historically modeled around the needs of incurable cancer in terms of complex, rapidly developing symptomatology and psychopathology in a predictable time frame. It is ill-equipped to manage people dying of other conditions, and the aging of the population will see the rise of ...
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Journal of Palliative Care, 1995
Finally, in conclusion, I return to the question: Palliative care at home? Indeed, it is an option, one that more and more PLWH/As are choosing. And to some extent, the choice to die at home is a testimony to the significant progress we have made in our ability and commitment to provide palliative care at home.
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Finally, in conclusion, I return to the question: Palliative care at home? Indeed, it is an option, one that more and more PLWH/As are choosing. And to some extent, the choice to die at home is a testimony to the significant progress we have made in our ability and commitment to provide palliative care at home.
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Annals of Internal Medicine, 1987
Excerpt To the editor: The position paper by the American College of Physicians on home health care (1) is timely and very informative, and it offers a firm base for the development of a home healt...
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Excerpt To the editor: The position paper by the American College of Physicians on home health care (1) is timely and very informative, and it offers a firm base for the development of a home healt...
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Reconsidering Caring in the Home
Geriatric Nursing, 2000Abstract Section editor’s note: Years ago I came across the writings of Jean Watson and was absolutely awed by the depth and clarity of her thinking in nursing. Her work on caring as the moral ideal of nursing provides fundamental underpinnings of who nurses are and why their services are critical to public health and well-being.
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Creative Nursing, 2016
This article offers reflections from a pediatric nurse on the unique nature of home care. The purpose of the writing was to process the experience of being a brand new nurse in a home care setting.
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This article offers reflections from a pediatric nurse on the unique nature of home care. The purpose of the writing was to process the experience of being a brand new nurse in a home care setting.
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Journal of Psychosocial Nursing and Mental Health Services, 1988
Psychiatrie home care can fill the gap in the mental health continuum of care by providing nursing resources as adjunctive to outpatient treatment.
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Psychiatrie home care can fill the gap in the mental health continuum of care by providing nursing resources as adjunctive to outpatient treatment.
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AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 1972
in place, members of the family frequently must take on care of the catheter equipment and teaching them how falls to the visiting nurse. Summarized here are procedures for drainage tube care, drainage bottle care, and gravity catheter irrigation taught by nurses of the Visiting Nurse Association of Greater Memphis and approved by the advisory board of
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in place, members of the family frequently must take on care of the catheter equipment and teaching them how falls to the visiting nurse. Summarized here are procedures for drainage tube care, drainage bottle care, and gravity catheter irrigation taught by nurses of the Visiting Nurse Association of Greater Memphis and approved by the advisory board of
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