Titlebook: Cancer: Palliative Care; Robert Dunlop Book 1998 Springer-Verlag London Limited 1998 Palliative Care.pain.pain management.psycho-oncology.

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Alexander P. Buslaev,Pavel M. Strusinskiyeeds of patients and families. Spiritual care requires a personal and a professional commitment to the patient and the family as they search for meaning in the illness. This commitment is the essence of palliative care.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4471-3069-7Palliative Care; pain; pain management; psycho-oncology; treatment

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https://doi.org/10.1007/BFb0050794distressing Weight loss, poor appetite and weakness occur in almost all patients. Confusion and terminal restlessness are less common but no less distressing when they do occur. Hypercalcaemia and hyponatremia are metabolic complications of cancer which cause multiple symptoms, but they are consider

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H. D. Johnson,S. G. Shore,G. Heller care. Each person in the family will have needs which must be recognised and met. The psychological and social issues which confront cancer patients and their familiescan be more significant than the physical symptoms.

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Alexander P. Buslaev,Pavel M. Strusinskiyeeds of patients and families. Spiritual care requires a personal and a professional commitment to the patient and the family as they search for meaning in the illness. This commitment is the essence of palliative care.