Titlebook: Caring for the Dying Patient and the Family; Joy Robbins (Former Senior Tutor),Janet Moscrop (S Book 1995 Springer Science+Business Media

同义联想法

Looking at death and dying,Several thousand years ago the preacher in the Book of Ecclesiastes wrote: ‘There is a time to be born and a time to die’, and yet though this is a certain fact, death today is a subject not discussed with ease.

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Nursing care in symptom management,The documents used for the recording of nursing management are as varied as the treatment and care which are given. However, the aim should be clarity and simplicity, with the emphasis on the recording of ongoing assessment and evaluation.

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Care of the dying patient with AIDS,HIV infection has been described as the greatest new public health challenge this century (DoH, 1993). The numbers of people infected with HIV are steadily rising and with this the demands placed on local statutory and voluntary services who provide care will increase.

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Nursing care of the dying patient in hospital,Despite the emergence of hospices all over the country it is a well-known fact that a higher percentage of cancer patients die in hospital rather than in hospices or at home (OPCS, 1980).

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Jochen W. Schmidt,Hartmut Schönheinzrity is comforting and contributes towards a feeling of safety and belonging. However, perhaps most importantly, dying at home enables the individual to continue to be seen as a person and not just as another patient in another hospital bed.

施魔法

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