Autor: Faull / Caestecker / Nicholson / Black
Encuadernación: 329 págs
Idioma: English
Referencia: 978-1-118-06559-4
Nº Edición: 2013
Contenido:
A Practical and Comprehensive Introduction to the Field of Palliative Medicine
"This is not so much a handbook of palliative care as the handbook of palliative care." —Palliative Medicine
The Third Edition of the BMA's 1999 Medical Book of the Year provides valuable insights into the complex issues that arise in the delivery of palliative care. It is an invaluable resource for anyone involved in palliative care no matter what the setting—be it hospital, hospice, or community.
Handbook of Palliative Care, Third Edition provides the what, how, and why of palliative care, helping providers follow best practices developed by specialists and supported by available research. It handily combines clinical practice and theoretical concepts in a succinct format, making the latest knowledge easy to find and apply.
The Third Edition provides:
- Comprehensive and authoritative information as well as thorough detail on how to apply it
- Guidance from UK and North American clinicians who are experts in their field
- Up-to-date overviews of medicine management and complementary medicine in palliative care
- Considerations of audit and ethical issues in palliative medicine
- New chapters tackling important issues like Choice, Equality, and Diversity; Dementia; and Advance Care Planning
- A thoroughly revised chapter on cancer complications including the latest on lymphoedema
This Third Edition of Handbook of Palliative Care is the book for doctors, nurses, therapists, pharmacists, social workers, family members, and anyone involved with or providing palliative care. The First Edition was the winner of the 1999 BMA Medical Book of the Year Prize.
Tabla de Contenidos:
- List of contributors, vii
- Foreword, x
- Preface to the Third Edition, xii
- Acknowledgements, xv
- List of Abbreviations, xvi
- 1 The context and principles of palliative care, 1
- Christina Faull
- 2 Palliative care in the community, 15
- Daniel Munday and Rodger Charlton
- 3 Public and patient involvement in palliative care, 29
- Neil Small
- 4 Palliative care: choice, equality, and diversity, 42
- Liz Grant, Joanna Dunn and Aziz Sheikh
- 5 Ethical issues in palliative care, 52
- Sharon de Caestecker
- 6 Communication skills in palliative care, 65
- Sharon de Caestecker
- 7 Adapting to death, dying, and bereavement, 81
- Christina Faull and Sue Taplin
- 8 Advance care planning, 93
- Richard Wong
- 9 Pain and its management, 109
- Alex Nicholson
- 10 The management of gastrointestinal symptoms and advanced liver disease, 139
- Andrew Chilton, Christina Faull, Wendy Prentice and Monica Compton
- 11 The management of respiratory symptoms and advanced COPD, 160
- Christine Jones
- 12 Managing complications of cancer, 184
- Rachael Barton and Debbie Allanson
- 13 Palliative care for people with progressive neurological disorders, 207
- David Oliver
- 14 Palliative care for people with HIV infection and AIDS, 218
- Surinder Singh and Nick Theobald
- 15 Palliative care for children, 231
- Harold Siden and Camara van Breemen
- 16 Palliative care for adolescents and young adults, 247
- Daniel Kelly, Victoria Lidstone, Jacqueline Edwards and Jo Griffiths
- 17 Palliative care for people with advanced dementia, 257
- Rachael E. Dixon
- 18 Palliative care in advanced heart disease, 265
- Ryan Liebscher and Fraser Black
- 19 Palliative care in advanced renal disease, 279
- Deb Braithwaite
- 20 Pressure ulcer care and the management of malignant wounds, 289
- Mary Walding
- 21 Terminal care and dying, 295
- Christina Faull and Alex Nicholson
- 22 The syringe driver and medicines management in palliative care, 323
- Christine Hirsch and Maria McKenna
- 23 Complementary approaches to palliative cancer care, 340
- Elizabeth Thompson and Catherine Zollman
- 24 Spirituality in palliative care, 356
- Megory Anderson and Christina Faull
- Index, 365
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