Finding Dignity at the End of Life

Finding Dignity at the End of Life

A Spiritual Reflection on Palliative Care

Benton, Kathleen D.; Pegoraro, Renzo

Taylor & Francis Ltd

09/2020

210

Mole

Inglês

9780367206581

15 a 20 dias

417

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Part I. 1. Defining Death Through Individual-Level Determinants Denisha Allicock, Kathleen Benton, Sara Plaspohl 2. Finding Dignity at the End of Life Through Palliative Care Everywhere Srivieng Pairojkul 3. Cultural Factors Enriching Palliative Care in the Middle East Azar Naveen Saleem and Azza Adel Hassan 4. A Jewish Understanding of Palliative Care Nadia Siritsky 5. Palliative Care: The Hindu Perspective Vidya Viswanath and Seema Rajesh Rao 6. Palliative Care: A Christian Perspective Mark E. Murphy 7. A Nontraditional Spirituality Perspective on Palliative Care and End of Life Denise C. ThompsonPart II. 8. Pain, Suffering, and Palliative Sedation Carlo Casalone 9. Compassionate Presence: The Accompaniment of Patients and Families in the Midst of Their Suffering Christina Puchalski 10. Evidenced-based Communication in the Palliative Conversation Kimberson Tanco and Eduardo Bruera 11. Holy Name Meditation: A Spiritual Intervention to Conserve Dignity of Patients and Nurses Sr. Jinsun Yong and Hun Lee 12. Disclosure of Diagnosis to Patients Emmanuel Luyirika Part III. 13. Challenges to Dignity from Medically Assisted Death Nuala Patricia Kenny 14. Health Policy Considerations for Spiritual Care in the United States Howard K. Koh and Eric Coles 15. Pediatrics and Aging: Palliative Care Franca Benini and Ferdinando Cancelli 16. International Palliative Care Advocacy Katherine Irene Pettus 17. Dignity Redefined: Mindfulness in Suffering Kathleen Benton, Ursula Bates, David Shannon, Michael DeLoach, Julia DeLoach 18. Conclusion Renzo Pegoraro
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Palliative Care;Chronic;Follow;End of Life;Advanced Care Planning;Dying with Dignity;Violating;Palliative care and ethics;Spiritual Care;Public health at the end of life;Held;Delivering end of life quality care;Spiritual Distress;Dignity in palliative care;Universal Health Coverage Schemes;whole-person methodology;Palliative Medicine;Faith Based Organizations;human rights conventions;Pontifical Academy;inherent dignity;Ethical Consult;spirituality;Generalist Specialist Model;Palliative Care Team;Chronic Renal Failure;Spinal Cord;Electronic Health Records;Agnostics;Good Life;Intentional Ending;Healthcare Power Of Attorney;Healthcare Professionals;World Health Assembly's Resolution;Palliative Care Medicine