Palliative Care Nursing: Principles and Evidence for Practice

PART ONE: Who is the palliative care patient?

1. Who is the palliative care patient?
2. Issues of referral to and accessing palliative care
3. Where is palliative care provided?
4. Engaging patients and families in the organisation, care and research of palliative care
5. Living with an uncertain prognosis
6. Clinical assessment and outcome measurement

PART TWO: Providing palliative nursing care

7. Communication and Palliative Care Nursing
8. Physical symptom management, with a focus on nursing interventions for complex symptoms
9. Psychological symptoms and the promotion of psychological wellbeing
10. Spiritual care
11. Identity, person centred care and dignity
12. Caring for informal carers
13. Palliative care for those in disadvantaged groups
14. Advanced and expanded roles in palliative care nursing

PART THREE: Caring around the time of death

15. Preparing and Planning for Death
16. The last days and hours of life
17. Understanding and assessing grief and bereavement
18. Bereavement care
19. The Costs and Rewards of Caring in Palliative Care

PART FOUR: Challenging issues in palliative care nursing

20. Decision-making and capacity: principles relating to ethical issues in palliative care nursing
21. Assisted dying: a global overview
22. Facilitating change in palliative care
23. Preparing to work in palliative care: developing educational competence
24. Building the evidence-base for palliative care nursing: overcoming challenges in research, knowledge transfer and implementation
25. Growing and developing palliative care worldwide: assessing and developing public health approaches to palliative care

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