Rehabilitative Medicine

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Rehabilitative Medicine Rebecca G. Smith Mary M. Vargo Because the effects of cancer and its treatment are so varied, the individual with cancer can present with rehabilitation needs of virtually…

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Issues in Nutrition and Hydration

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Issues in Nutrition and Hydration Christine S. Ritchie Elizabeth Kvale The issues surrounding artificial nutrition and hydration (ANH) pose challenges for clinicians, patients, families, and society. Legal precedent and ethical…

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Nutrition Support

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Nutrition Support William A. Mourad Caroline M. Apovian Christopher D. Still Malignant disease is frequently accompanied by profound weight loss and malnutrition. In fact, cancer patients have the highest prevalence…

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Hematologic Support of the Cancer Patient

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Hematologic Support of the Cancer Patient Davey B. Daniel Jeffrey Crawford No one thinks of how much blood it costs. –Dante Alighieri Anemia, neutropenia, and thrombocytopenia are common complications of…

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Palliative Care: Ethics and the Law

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Palliative Care: Ethics and the Law Robert A. Burt Michael K. Gottlieb During the past 30 years, a dramatic change has occurred in the legal and ethical principles governing provision…

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Palliative Care and Physician-Assisted Death

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Palliative Care and Physician-Assisted Death Barbara A. Supanich Many events have occurred since 2001 that have stimulated many sectors of the United States society to ponder, reflect, and debate the…

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Staff Stress and Burnout

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Staff Stress and Burnout Mary L.S. Vachon Christopher Sherwood Stress in the care of the dying has been being studied for more than 30 years (1, 2). Recent research (3,…

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Starting a Palliative Care Program

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Starting a Palliative Care Program Hannah I. Lipman Diane E. Meier Introduction: Why Palliative Care? The Case for Palliative Care Palliative care is comprehensive medical care focused on relieving the…

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