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Recognizing dying in terminal illness
British Journal of Hospital Medicine, 2011Recognizing dying in terminally ill patients is a complex clinical skill. This article outlines the approach to the decision, common difficulties encountered in patients with both malignant and non-malignant disease, and a simple approach to considering the question ‘Is this patient dying?’
Paul M, Taylor, Miriam, Johnson
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Transferring the Terminally Ill
New England Journal of Medicine, 1984A growing awareness of the high cost of medical care has prompted doctors, hospitals, and third-party payers to reexamine many medical practices. Rules have been generated, particularly by insurance carriers, that seek to make medical practice more efficient, thereby reducing health-care costs.
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Praying with the Terminally Ill
Journal of Health Care Chaplaincy, 1994Terminally ill persons and their families will communicate their own prayer needs to healing persons who are attending carefully. A number of guidelines may also be helpful to healers in developing the personal characteristics needed to minister effectively and in determining when and how to pray with patients.
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The Canadian nurse, 1993
Computers proliferate in almost every workplace of today. Unfortunately, society seems to have been more interested in mass-producing computer systems than in the health and comfort of the humans who interact with them. The unhappy consequence has been a growing rate of computer-related injuries. Nursing worksites are far from immune to this "terminal"
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Computers proliferate in almost every workplace of today. Unfortunately, society seems to have been more interested in mass-producing computer systems than in the health and comfort of the humans who interact with them. The unhappy consequence has been a growing rate of computer-related injuries. Nursing worksites are far from immune to this "terminal"
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BRONCHOPNEUMONIA IN TERMINALLY ILL PATIENTS
Journal of the American Geriatrics Society, 1969A bstract Bronchopneumonia was found in one third of all autopsies at the VA hospital in Fayetteville, N.C. In about two thirds of the bronchopneumonia cases there was evidence of aspiration.
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