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001432233 24500 $$aPalliative care for chronic cancer patients in the community :$$bglobal approaches and future applications /$$cMichael Silbermann, editor.
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001432233 5050_ $$aThe Role of the Palliative Care Team in Keeping Pediatric Oncology in Patients at Home -- Palliative Care: High Value, Low Revenue. A Comparison of Rwanda's Public Health Approach and the United States' Fee-For-Service System -- Progress Towards Artificial Intelligence-facilitated Palliative Care for Populations Everywhere -- Models of Community-Based Palliative Care -- The Role of the Nurse in the Palliative Care Community -- Understanding the Impact of Community-Based Palliative Care -- Palliative Care in a Multi-Cultural Society -- Hospice Experience in Guatemala -- Our History -- From a Management Perspective on Barriers to Early Integration of Palliative Care in the Health Care System -- Palliative Care in Italy -- The Importance of the Interdisciplinary Team in Running Palliative Care Services in the Community -- Patients suffering from a Chronic, Irreversible illness: A Novel Study on the Psychological Intervention out of the Hospital -- Community Palliative Care in Spain: The Critical Role of Nursing in its Development -- Collaborative Efforts in Developing Pediatric Oncology Palliative Care Services in the Hispano-American and African Countries -- The Development of Modern Models in the Community to Improve Quality of Life -- The Role of Routine Data and its Importance in Guiding Delivery of Community-Based Palliative Care Services -- Palliative Home Care in Poland- From an Idea at the Time of Political Changes to a Well-structured Integrated System -- Community Palliative Care in the Community: The Bosnian Experience -- Palliative Care Services in Croatia -- Current Status and Perspectives of Palliative and Supportive Care in Oncology in Montenegro -- Current State of Affairs: Palliative Care Services in Slovenia -- Management of Emergency in the Community and the Care of the Older Patient at Home -- The Critical Contribution of an NGO to the Development of Palliative Care Services in the Community: Encouraging Outcome of the Tanta Project in Egypt -- Republic of Sudan: Palliative Care -- Hope for the Future -- Cancer and Palliative Care in Morocco -- International Program of Pediatric Oncology Palliative Care in Morocco: The Soleterre Foundation Experience -- Provision of Palliative Care Services for Cancer Patients in the Community in Africa -- Current State of Palliative Care in Uganda -- Palliative Care: High Value, Low Revenue. A Comparison of Rwanda's Public Health Approach and the United States' Fee-For-Service System -- Palliative care in Rural Central Africa, Experiences from Cameroon -- A Public Health Approach to Palliative Care -- Collaboration between Palliative Care and Oncology Services: Global Models and the Example of Cyprus -- Community-Oriented Palliative Care in Iran -- Palliative Care in Iraq: Background and Improving Services -- Pediatric Oncology Palliative Care Services in the Community: Northern Israel -- Palliative Care Services to Cancer Patients in Jordan -- The Role of the Physician in Running a Palliative Care Service in the Community: The Lebanon Experience -- Palliative Care in Lebanon; From Inception to Implementation -- AL-Sadeel Society for Palliative Care: A Model for Civil Involvement in Promoting Palliative Care Services in the Community -- Pediatric Oncology Palliative Care in the Community: Turkey -- The Role of the Community Nurse in Developing Palliative Care Services in the Community -- Caring for the Cancer Patient in the Community: In Mind, Body and Spirit -- Prevalence and Management of Cancer Pain in Developing Countries -- Palliative Care: The Care that is Rarely Practiced by Health Care Professionals in Afghanistan -- Palliative Care for Cancer Patients in Armenia: A Silent Pain -- Embracing the Challenge of Integrating Palliative Care Services into the Healthcare System in Times of Reform: The Kazakhstan Experience -- Provision of Palliative Care for Oncology Patients in Pakistan: A Review of Challenges and Current Practices -- Collaborative Programs between Government and Civil Society -- Scope, Challenges and Models -- The Role of the Palliative Care Team in Keeping Pediatric Oncology Patients at Home -- Experiences in Extending Palliative Care to Neuro-Oncology Patients in Indonesia -- Experiences in Extending Palliative Care to Neuro-Oncology Patients in Indonesia -- Establishment of Home-Based Pediatric Palliative Care -- The Indonesian Experience -- Network of Primary Palliative Care in Thailand: A Prototype Driven by Education -- Community Hospice Care for Cancer Patients in China -- A Place of Treatment and Transitional Care for Cancer Patients in Japan -- Palliative Care Development in Viet Nam: Increasing Access and Challenges -- Photodynamic Therapy and Fluorescence Imaging Diagnostics and its Application to Cancer Care -- Community-Based Palliative Care in the Philippines -- A Public Health Approach to Palliative Care -- Palliative Care Provision in Rural New Zealand.
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001432233 520__ $$aPalliative Care for Chronic Cancer Patients in the Community: Global Approaches and Future Applications offers a much-needed account of the current state of global palliative care in the community - the good, the bad and, especially, the hopeful. This extraordinary compendium, with chapters form 46 countries, edited by Professor Michael Silbermann, tells the remarkable stories of palliative care - from grass-root efforts by volunteers in resource-constrained countries such as India to the full integration of palliative care in high-resource countries such as the United States, the United Kingdom, New Zealand and Australia. What is so unique about this book is that it captures the enormous range and diversity of palliative care efforts: some led by nurses (Iran), some led by governments (Turkey) and many led by local charities and non-governmental agencies. Readers of this textbook can also learn about the challenges of a government-led palliative care initiative in the post-genocide era in Rwanda or the attempts to provide palliative care services in the conflict zones of Iraq, Palestine and Sudan. Contextual issues requiring cultural sensitivity in Afghanistan, Latin America and the Middle East present a real picture of both the exceptional leadership and environmental hardships that palliative care advocates face in their journeys forward. Each of the 53 chapters in the book tells a narrative of the country's own experience, thus creating a source of on the ground information outlining the barriers, challenges and successes as individual efforts progress. Many reports in the book point toward real change and hope as they relate to healthcare providers becoming empowered advocates for their patients. There are high expectations for the role of nurses to continue to grow. Educating and engaging patients, and the families in their care, has had a measurably positive impact on outcomes. The collaborative spirit of this book gives voice to the incredible vision, tenacity and resilience of the teams of professionals and their supporters who work in palliative care, particularly those who work in the community. In addition, it underscores that all future efforts can only be successful with the concerted and continuous commitments of governments, academics and NGOs across and within national boundaries. - HRH Princess Dina Mired President - Union for International Cancer Control (UICC).
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001432233 650_0 $$aCancer$$xTreatment.
001432233 650_6 $$aSoins palliatifs.
001432233 650_6 $$aCancer$$xTraitement.
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