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Emergencies in palliative medicine
Medicine, 2000Abstract During the last phase of life, a patient's condition can change suddenly and require urgent assessment. The most likely reasons for this include spinal cord compression, shortness of breath, haemorrhage, metabolic disturbance, fractures and neurological conditions.
Andrew Fowell, Nicholas S.A. Stuart
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Annals of Internal Medicine, 2008
This Update in Palliative Care features 7 recent articles of interest to palliative care practitioners.
Nathan E, Goldstein, Daniel, Fischberg
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This Update in Palliative Care features 7 recent articles of interest to palliative care practitioners.
Nathan E, Goldstein, Daniel, Fischberg
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Neuromodulation and Palliative Medicine
American Journal of Hospice and Palliative Medicine®, 2013The palliative care population is generally vulnerable to experiencing medication-induced adverse effects and drug–drug interactions. Neuromodulation may offer particular advantages over systemic medications in this population. Spinal cord stimulation and peripheral nerve stimulation have long been utilized in efforts to provide analgesia for various ...
Howard S, Smith, Julie G, Pilitsis
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Current Heart Failure Reports, 2017
Heart failure is an illness with high morbidity and mortality that affects 5.7 million Americans. As advanced heart therapies become more prevalent care for patients and families is becoming more complex. The American Heart Association has released a policy statement recommending continuous, high-quality access to palliative care for all patients with ...
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Heart failure is an illness with high morbidity and mortality that affects 5.7 million Americans. As advanced heart therapies become more prevalent care for patients and families is becoming more complex. The American Heart Association has released a policy statement recommending continuous, high-quality access to palliative care for all patients with ...
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Palliative Medicine in Britain
OMEGA - Journal of Death and Dying, 2008In Britain, Palliative Medicine was recognized as a subspecialty of Internal Medicine exactly 20 years after Cicely Saunders founded St Christopher's, at exactly the same time that government was at last recognizing the worth and the needs of general practice.
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Nihon rinsho. Japanese journal of clinical medicine, 2012
Abstract Palliative care is now an integral part of the undergraduate medical curriculum. Medical education across the board is adopting a case-based approach. This book uses a series of cases to illustrate critical points in palliative medicine. The case-studies have been carefully chosen to reflect real life clinical practice.
Doreen Oneschuk +2 more
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Abstract Palliative care is now an integral part of the undergraduate medical curriculum. Medical education across the board is adopting a case-based approach. This book uses a series of cases to illustrate critical points in palliative medicine. The case-studies have been carefully chosen to reflect real life clinical practice.
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Hematology in palliative medicine
American Journal of Hospice and Palliative Medicine®, 2004Advanced cancer and life-limiting chronic nonmalignant diseases are associated with a number of hematological problems. Anemia and coagulation disorders, principally venous thrombosis and thrombocytopenia, are most commonly observed. Patients undergoing chemotherapy and bone marrow transplant have unique problems that include neutropenias and ...
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Perspectives of palliative medicine
Cancer Treatment Reviews, 1996In this paper, I will look at two questions. The first is whether palliative medicine as we see it so rapidly developing world-wide, and palliative oncology as we discussed it in the recent workshop, will converge, develop along parallel lines (which I need not remind you will never meet) or actually diverge and get further and further apart?
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Consultation in Palliative Medicine
Archives of Internal Medicine, 1997Palliative medicine is an emerging medical discipline in the United States, modeled after similar efforts in Great Britain, Australia, and Canada. Increasingly, academic medical centers are starting clinical programs in palliative medicine including inpatient consultation services.
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Palliative psychosomatic medicine
Therapeutische Umschau, 2001Die Psychotherapeutische Medizin, das fachärztliche Gebiet, das sich mit den Grundlagen der Psychosomatik beschäftigt, hat sich bisher überwiegend der Diagnostik und Therapie akuter Krankheitsbilder gewidmet. Die Verläufe bei Patienten mit bio-psycho-sozialen Störungen sind jedoch meist chronisch; und der Psychoanalytiker Sigmund Freud, der Begründer ...
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