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100|1 |▼aDunphy, Janet,▼eauthor.
245|10|▼aCommunication in palliative -
   |  |care :▼bclear practical advice-
   |  |, based on a series of real ca-
   |  |se studies /▼cJanet Dunphy ; f-
   |  |oreword by Mary Kiely.
250|  |▼aSecond edition.
260|  |▼aAbingdon, Oxon ;▼aBoca Raton-
   |  |, FL :▼bCRC Press,▼c2025.
300|  |▼axii, 153 p. ;▼c26 cm.
504|  |▼aIncludes bibliographical ref-
   |  |erences and index.
505|0 |▼aRelationships －－ Being a pro-
   |  |fessional －－ Assessment skills-
   |  | －－ Diagnosis －－ Treatment －－ -
   |  |The impact of serious illness -
   |  |－－ Confirmation of a poor prog-
   |  |nosis －－ Key ethical issues in-
   |  | communication －－ The specific-
   |  |s of advance care planning －－ -
   |  |Breaking bad news within palli-
   |  |ative care －－ The dying phase -
   |  |－－ Assisted Dying －－ It can ha-
   |  |ppen to you －－ Frequently aske-
   |  |d questions －－ Looking after you.
520|  |▼a"This practical, thought-pro-
   |  |voking guide provides the unem-
   |  |otional, clear, and accurate a-
   |  |dvice necessary for communicat-
   |  |ing with patients in a palliat-
   |  |ive care setting - a pivotal a-
   |  |spect of being a palliative ca-
   |  |re expert that is so difficult-
   |  | to quantify and teach. It use-
   |  |s genuine anecdotes and case-s-
   |  |tudies to bring theory to life-
   |  | and assist in everyday applic-
   |  |ation. The revised edition inc-
   |  |ludes sections on the conversa-
   |  |tion about assisted dying and -
   |  |how it feels to be on the othe-
   |  |r side of clinical communicati-
   |  |on as a patient or carer. Comm-
   |  |unication in Palliative Care i-
   |  |s a wide-ranging, invaluable r-
   |  |esource to palliative care pro-
   |  |fessionals across all clinical-
   |  | settings. Offers the lessons -
   |  |learned over a lifetime of car-
   |  |e in practice from diagnosis i-
   |  |nto bereavement. Addresses the-
   |  | topics of daily concern to pa-
   |  |lliative care professionals an-
   |  |d carers working in oncology o-
   |  |r with non-malignant disease a-
   |  |nd with the elderly across all-
   |  | clinical settings. Presents a-
   |  | succinct summary of points an-
   |  |d lessons from each case study-
   |  |"－－▼cProvided by publisher.
650| 0|▼aMedical personnel and patient.
650|12|▼aCommunication
650|12|▼aPalliative Care▼xmethods
650|22|▼aProfessional-Patient Relations
650|22|▼aProfessional-Family Relations