Clinical News
International Journal of Palliative Nursing January 2008 Voilume 14 Number 1 (Available from our library at CCH)
The lived experience of closeness in partners of cancer patients in the home care setting Iger Palm, Maria Friedrichsen
Diagnosis and management of neuropathic pain in palliative care Sarah Callin, Michael I Bennett
Is a STAS-based tool valid to triage patients at a specialist palliative care inpatient unit? Cameron JY Fergus, Jacqueline S Nicol, Papiya B Russell
Sleep disturbance in patients with advanced cancer Brenda Hearson, Jo-Ann V Sawatzky
Palliative care in nursing homes: a comparison of high and Low-level providers Nancy A Hodgson, Amanda J lehning
A question of evidence: decision-making in palliative care Mary Ann Murray
International Journal of Palliative Nursing November 2007 Volume 13 Number 11 (Available from our library at CCH)
Parental perspectives of initial end-of-life care communication Verna L Hendricks-Ferguson
Developing a pain and palliative care programme at a US children's hospital Stefan J Friedrichsdorf, Stacy Remke, Barb Symalla, Christine Gibbon, Jody Chrastek
An audit of the use of the Barthel Index in palliative care Jackie Godfrey, Lisa Poole
Watch with me: a chaplain's perspective Andrew Edmeads
Introducing guided group reflective practice in an Irish palliative care unit Maria E Bailey, Margaret M Graham
International Journal of Palliative Nursing October 2007 Volume 13 Number 10 (Available from our library at CCH)
Intercultural palliative care: do we need cultural competence? Yasmin Gunaratnam
Children's needs when facing the death of a parent from cancer: part one Catriona MacPherson, Martha Emeleus
Treatment options in end-of-life care: the role of palliative chemotherapy Kathryn McCall, Bridget Johnston
Thinking about nursing practice and culture: syringe drivers Susan Shwa, Fraser Meek
Sleep disturbance in family caregivers of patients with advanced cancer Brenda Hearson, Susan McClement
Interprofessional working: communication, collaboration...perspriation! Sheila Dawson
Hospice: the heart of end-of-life care Pollay Moffat
International Journal of Palliative Nursing September 2007 Volume 13 Number 9 (Available from our library at CCH)
Aboriginal cultural practices on caring for the deceased person: findings and recommendations Pam McGrath
Developing a pathway to facilitate gastrostomy insertion for patients with MND David Oliver, Jenny Bell, Donal Gallagher, Jenny Newton, Claire Rackham, Jackie Swannick, Sheila Thompson
Palliative care and intellectual disabilities: individual roles, collective responsibilities Sue Read, Sue Jackson, Deborah Cartlidge
Macmillan nurse facilitators: establishing a palliative resource network in primary care Shirley Byron, Deirdre Moriarty, Annette O'Hara
Artificial rehydratiion in palliative car: is it beneficial? Lyn Bavin
Hope in terminal illness: an evolutionary concept analysis Sarah Johnson
International Journal of Palliative Nursing August 2007 Volume 13 Number 8 (Available from our library at CCH)
Crossing over:transforming palliative nursing for the 21st century Mary Ann Murray
The development of core competencies for palliative care educators Robert Becker
Malignant fungating wounds:an analysis of the lived experience Catherin Piggin, Vanessa Jones
Palliative care for all? A review of the evidence in community hospitals Julie Steers, Louise Brereton, Christine Ingleton
Decision-making in palliative care: the Mental Capacity Act 2005 Theresa Mann, Marc a Cornock
International Journal of Palliative Nursing July 2007 Volume 13 Number 7 (Available from our library at CCH)
Palliative care for patients with end stage renal disease: experiences from Hong Kong
Implementation of SIGN 44 guidelines for managing cancer pain in a community setting
Treating cancer-related breakthrough pain: the oral transmucosal route
Macmillan nurse facilitators for palliative care: evaluation of a pilot project
The challenge of providing palliative care in the nursing home part II: internal factors
Health professionals' resistance to euthanasia and assisted suicide: a personal view
New Directory of Bereavement services in UK
National hospice charity Help the Hospices and Cruse Bereavement Care have joined forces to produce an important new resource - The Directory of Bereavement Services in the UK 2007. Available from April 2007, the Directory will be the most comprehensive resource available on bereavement services and a practical source of information aimed at both professionals working with bereaved people and the general public.
The Directory covers the whole of the UK – as Stewart Wilson, Director of Cruse Bereavement Care Scotland points out, “So many bereavements involve families with members in the different nations of the UK – Cruse Bereavement Care Scotland thinks it is particularly important that the Directory will enable professionals and bereaved people to locate suitable local and national services.”
Copies will be available for £25 each including postage and packing . Anyone interested in ordering a copy should contact publishers at the Resource Information Service sales line 020 7939 0641 or email saleswris.org.uk
International Journal of Palliative Nursing - June 2007 Volume 13 Number 6
Assessment and monitoring of nutritional status in patients with advanced cancer: Part 1
Caring for patients dying at home from heart failure: a new way of working
A qualitative study assessing mental health issues in two hospices in the UK
A survey of commitment and compassion among nurses in residential aged care
Coping strategies, emotional outcomes and spiritual quality of life in palliative care nurses.
Journals available at Cotswold Care Hospice.
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