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Palliative care is the field of medical care intended to provide comfort to patients who have chronic or terminal disease from the time of diagnosis and throughout the course of the illness. MOH (Ministry of Health) has aimed to establish palliative care ... see more

This book is an important contribution to the literature of patient care of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) people and their loved ones, providing a practical framework for delivery of hospice and palliative care for all people.

A systematic review of the literature on hospice interdisciplinary teams was conducted. The review focused on the groupwork aspects of teamwork with a goal to synthesize what is known about teamwork in hospice, the social work role and the team as a group... see more
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During construction , in this case of a healthcare facility, the “management”phase can determine, depending on the life cycle of the building, how long it can effectively last. Among different assessment methodologies, the Post Occupancy Evaluation method... see more

The child’s illness, suffering and death provoke many emotions in  the family. The ill child and its family both experience grief which is an emotional reaction to the danger of losing health or life. Support offered by home hospices for children aim... see more

The results of research of the multidisciplinary approach to the provision of the palliative care in Ukraine have been presented in the article. It has been found that the palliative (hospice) care improves the quality of life of patients (adults and chil... see more

Objective. The aim of this research was to establish whetherthree-month treatment by a multidisciplinary team at a daycarehospice improves the physical and mental health (PMH)of patients after mastectomy for breast tumours and after thecompletion of oncol... see more

The development of medicine and new technologies allows for more effective disease diagnosis and early treatment. Life time was significantly extended for both men and women. Society in Poland and other European countries is aging. The number of people in... see more

Denne artikel udvikler med udgangspunkt i aktør netværk teori et identitetsbegreb, som knytter sig til en profession. Dette begreb: ”Indpakning” er egnet til at belyse måden, hvorpå udvalgte aktører, af andre aktører, manøvreres ind i bestemte ”lommer” i ... see more

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