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	Search results - palliative care (109) 1. Achieving Excellence in End-fo-Life Care 2. Acknowledging the « Elephant » : Communication in Palliative Care 3. Advance directives 4. Advanced Practice Nursing 5. An overview of Palliative Nursing Care 6. Assessing Pain at the End of Life 7. Care at the Time of Death 8. Caring for oneself and for others through difficult times 9. Caring for the Patient with a Fecal or Urinary Diversion in Palliative and Hospice Settings: A Literature Review 10. Chronic Wound Pain and Palliative Cancer Care 11. Compassionate care: A focus on dying well 12. Complex Wounds 13. Computerized Client Assessments : A Change in Practice 14. Continence Care in the Final Stage of Life 15. Continence Coach: Recognizing Excellence in Care at the End of Life 16. Coping with Grief 17. Coping with Grief When a Patient Dies 18. CPR in older adults 19. Critical Care Clinical Experience for Novice Students 20. Cultural Considerations in End-of-life Care 21. Deactivation of Implantable cardioverter-defibrillators at the end of life 22. Developing a blended course on dying, loss, and grief 23. Difficulties in Managing Pain at the End of Life 24. Effect of a Preoperative Instructional Digital Video Disc on Patient Knowledge and Preparedness for Engaging in Preoperative Care Activities 25. Ehical Issues and Clinical Expertise at the end of Life 26. Encouraging Student Nurses’ Creative Expression About End-of-Life Experiences 27. End-of-life Care 28. End-of-life Care of Older Adults 29. End-of-life care teaching and learning 30. End-of-life Hydration - Benefit or Burden 31. End-of-life Nursing Education Consortium Curriculum 32. Ethical Concerns in End-of-life Care 33. Ethics and Palliative Care in Pediatrics 34. Evidence-based Practice 35. Experiences of Rural Family Caregivers Who Assist With Commuting for Palliative Care 36. From Ethics to Palliative Care: A Community Hospital Experience 37. General Principles and Approaches to Wound Prevention and Care at End of Life: An Overview 38. Good Death 39. Grief and Bereavement Care 40. Helping your patient to a « good death » 41. Home Care for the Dying : Letting Nature Take its Course 42. Hospice care 43. How Buddhism Influences Pain Control Choice 44. How palliative care helps patients stay active ? 45. Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis 46. Improving the Quality of End-of-life Care 47. Keeping Pain at Bay 48. Kennedy Terminal Ulcer 49. Legal and Ethical Issues 50. Life-support interventions at the end of life: unintended consequences 51. Long-term Care 52. Long-Term Outcomes of Full-Thickness Pressure Ulcers : Healing and Mortality 53. Malignant Pleural Effusion 54. Managing Palliative Care for Adults With Advanced Heart Failure / La gestion des soins palliatifs prodigués aux adultes atteints d’insuffisance cardiaque à un stade avancé 55. Managing Psychological Conditions in Palliative Care 56. Managing Three Critical Cancer Complications 57. Nausea in palliative and end-of-life care 58. Nurses’ Moral Experience of Administering PRN Anti-seizure Medications in Pediatric Palliative Care 59. Nursing, religiosity and end-of-life care: Interconnections and implications 60. Oncology Nursing: Past, present, and future 61. Our white rose program blooms and grows 62. Pain in Fungating Wounds : Another Perspective 63. Pain management in the nursing home 64. Palliative care 65. Palliative care 66. Palliative Care and End of Life Care 67. Palliative care for children 68. Palliative Care for Patients with External Malignant Tumors 69. Palliative Care in the ICU 70. Palliative Care: Prognostication and the Chronically Ill 71. Palliative care: transitions 72. Palliative Dilemmas : Wound Odor 73. Palliative Nursing and End-of-Life Care 74. Palliative Nursing: Nausea and Vomiting in End-stage Cancer 75. Palliative sedation 76. Participatory Knowledge Exchange to Support Palliative Care in Chile: Lessons Learned Through Global Health Research 77. Providing culturally sensitive palliative care 78. Refusing artificial nutrition and hydration in advanced illness 79. Self-Determination vs Better Treatment ? 80. Sleeping bowels 81. Support for Parents during a Child's Hospitalization 82. Symptom Management in People with AIDS 83. Telenursing in Hospice Palliative Care 84. The End-of-Life Nursing Education Consortium 85. The power of pretend 86. To Feed or Not to Feed: Nutrition Considerations at the End of Life 87. Tools to Predict Survival 88. Transforming Hope: How elderly palliative patients live with hope 89. Treatment options for patients with kidney failure 90. Twentieth-century social and health-care influences on location of death in Canada 91. Understanding palliative wound care 92. Using Tunneled Epidural Catheters to Treat Cancer Pain 93. Vulnerable Populations 94. Web-based broadcast of simulations 95. When we speak, what do families really hear? 96. When Wound Care Hurts 97. Women’s Health 98. Wound Care at End of Life 99. A home visit, step-by-step 100. Dying at home: an impossible mission? - abstract 101. End-of-life Care in Intensive Care - abstract 102. Is there a doctor in the house? 103. Loan of services developing palliative care skills based on the apprentice model - abstract 104. L’éthique au cœur des consultations 105. L’intensité des soins en fin de vie : une décision partagée 106. Metastatic bone disease: bad to the bone! 107. Soins palliatifs 108. Talking about end-of-life care sooner rather than later 109. The patient with numerous pathologies - abstract

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Search results - palliative care (109)