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Planning for the future; A guide to symptom control at end of life in advanced dementia [PDF]
, 2013 A guide to symptom control in end-of-life dementia patients developed by the Irish Hospice Foundation, St Vincents Hospital and St Brigid's ...
St Brigid's Hospice +2 more
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, 2014 This report explores the best ways of providing simple metrics to measure success in meeting the preference of more people to be cared for and die in a home setting, thus reducing the number of patients dying in acute ...
Irish Hospice Foundation +1 more
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, 2009 Oral Presentation at 'Moving Points in Palliative Care', March 12th, Our Lady's Hospice Ltd ...
Tracey, G
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, 1994 It is over three years since we published our last Hospice Review and, as I glance through pages of diaries and records, I am overawed by all that has happened since 1990.
Our Lady's Hospice, Harold's Cross
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Tidsskrift for den Norske laegeforening : tidsskrift for praktisk medicin, ny raekke, 1983 openaire +1 more source
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1979
To the Editor.— The editorial "The Hospice Movement" by John P. Callan, MD (241:600, 1979), was interesting but destructive. By adopting the same philosophical approach as the one that collectively calls the nation's health care programs the "health industry," he assesses the hospice movement's approach to man's "agony of extinction" in monetarist ...
S A, Lack, W, Fischer
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To the Editor.— The editorial "The Hospice Movement" by John P. Callan, MD (241:600, 1979), was interesting but destructive. By adopting the same philosophical approach as the one that collectively calls the nation's health care programs the "health industry," he assesses the hospice movement's approach to man's "agony of extinction" in monetarist ...
S A, Lack, W, Fischer
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British Journal of Occupational Therapy, 1981
This paper presents an initial argument for occupational therapists, as individuals, and the Association collectively, to examine the background, rationale and urgency in making an immediate and firm commitment to America's and Britain's newest and perhaps most innovative “health” delivery system.
Ann Holland, Kent Nelson Tigges
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This paper presents an initial argument for occupational therapists, as individuals, and the Association collectively, to examine the background, rationale and urgency in making an immediate and firm commitment to America's and Britain's newest and perhaps most innovative “health” delivery system.
Ann Holland, Kent Nelson Tigges
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EXPLORE, 2005
The Transitus column attempts to share information and inspiration from a wide spectrum of end-of-life practices and disciplines. Years ago, our colleague Fleet Maull from Naropa University recognized a marginalized constituency. In poignant response, he pioneered end-of-life care for those in prison, who would have been otherwise forgotten. I shared
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The Transitus column attempts to share information and inspiration from a wide spectrum of end-of-life practices and disciplines. Years ago, our colleague Fleet Maull from Naropa University recognized a marginalized constituency. In poignant response, he pioneered end-of-life care for those in prison, who would have been otherwise forgotten. I shared
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