A Boomer Book Series' Top 10 List
Top 10 Best "Palliative Care" Books
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Textbook of Palliative Medicine Eduardo Bruera
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The Hospice Experience - making your most important final decision (Boomer Book Series) eBook MD Othniel J. Seiden
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The Hospice Experience - making your most important final decision (Boomer Book Series) eBook Making the decision to use hospice is perhaps the most important final decision you may ever make. The availability of hospice is a blessing to those who avail themselves of the service in their final days, weeks or months. It is also a service to help their families and loved ones. However, as wonderful as hospice and its services are, the decision to use hospice is not a simple one. It is, by its very nature, is an emotionally difficult decision to make. It is the purpose of this book to help the patient and his/her family to make that decision with a clear understanding of what they should expect and highlight what the pros and cons of hospice are, which ones are might be the most significant for them and show them how to choose the best services to serve their personal needs. |
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Palliative Care Linda L. Emanuel MD PhD
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Principles and Practice of Palliative Care and Supportive Oncology (Visual Mnemonics Series) Ann M Berger
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Speaking of Dying Louis Heyse-Moore
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Oxford Textbook of Palliative Medicine (Oxford Textbooks) Geoffrey Hanks
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Oxford Handbook of Palliative Care (Oxford Handbooks Series) Max Watson
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Palliative Care Nursing Marianne LaPorte Matzo GNP-BC FAAN PhD APRN
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Symptom Management Algorithms Linda
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The Common Sense Guide to Improving Palliative Care Joanne Lynn M.D.
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Palliative and End-of-Life Care Palliative and End-of-Life Care, 2nd Edition provides clinicians with the guidelines and tools necessary to provide quality, evidenced-based care to patients with life-limiting illness. This text describes the care and management of patients with advanced disease throughout the disease trajectory, extending from diagnosis of advanced disease until death. Four units provide the general principles of palliative and end-of-life care, important concepts, advanced disease management, and clinical practice guidelines. Clinical practice guidelines offer in-depth discussions of the pathophysiology of 19 different symptoms, interventions for specific symptom management (including in-depth rationales), and suggestions for patient and family teaching. Defines dying as a normal, healthy process aided by the support of an interdisciplinary team. Provides in-depth pathophysiology, assessment, and intervention information based upon the disease trajectory. Highlights opportunities for patient and family teaching. Describes psychosocial issues experienced by patients and their families. Reviews unco... |
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Palliative and End-of-Life Care Kim K. Kuebler MN RN ANP-CS
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Palliative Care PerspectivesJames L. HallenbeckBooks |
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