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The Palliative Response authored
by Dr. F. Amos Bailey is presented
in its entirety and may be accessed
by following the link to the left.
The book may also be reviewed by chapter. Please follow the links below: |
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction to Palliative Care |
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Physical Suffering:
The Palliative Response |
Social Suffering:
The Palliative Response |
Procedures at Life's End |
| 1.1 Anorexia |
2.1 Access Medical Care:
Medical Insurance and
Suffering at Life's End |
Interpersonal |
| 1.2 Asthenia (Fatigue) |
2.2 Medicare Hospice Benefit |
5.1 Sharing Bad News |
| 1.3 Constipation |
2.3 Nursing-Home Care |
5.2 Goals of Care |
| 1.4 Dyspnea |
2.4 Ethical Considerations |
5.3 Advance Care Planning |
| 1.5 Insomnia |
2.5 Physician-Assisted Suicide |
5.4 Family Conferences |
| 1.6 Nausea and Vomiting |
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Technical |
| 1.7 Feeding by Mouth |
Emotional Suffering:
The Palliative Response |
5.5 Subcutaneous
Therapy |
| 1.8 Hydration |
3.1 Delirium |
5.6 Tube Feeding |
| 1.9 Intestinal Obstruction |
3.2 Anxiety |
5.7 Withdrawing
Ventilation Support |
| 1.10 Pain and Pain Control (I) |
3.3 Depression |
5.8 Death Pronouncement |
| 1.11 Pain and Pain Control (II) |
3.4 Grief and Bereavement |
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| 1.12 Opiod SIde Effects |
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| 1.13 Pressure Ulcers |
Spiritual Suffering:
The Palliative Response |
Special Considerations |
| 1.14 Intentional Sedation |
4.1 Religious and Spiritual Issues |
6.1 Elements and Setting of
Care: Choosing a Model |
| 1.15 Last Hours of Life (I and II) |
4.2 Spiritual Distress: Fostering
Transcendence at Life's End |
6.2 Self Care for the Palliative
Provider |
| 1.16 Debility |
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| 1.17 Dementia |
PROVIDER POCKET CARDS |
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| 1.18 Progressive Liver Disease |
Pain Control: Equianalgesic Dosing |
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| 1.19 Pulmonary Disease |
When to Consider Palliative Care |
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| 1.20 Renal Disease |
Sharing Bad News: Pocket Primer |
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| 1.21 Congestive Heart Failure |
Comfort Care Order Set:
Last Hours of Life |
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| 1.22 HIV/AIDS |
Guidelines for Pronouncement |
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