Clinical and Ethical Dilemmas in Palliative and End-of-Life Care (eBook, PDF)

Redaktion: Carr, Daniel B.; Berger, Ann

• Format: PDF

Produktbeschreibung

Part of the "What Do I Do Now: Palliative Care" series, Clinical and Ethical Dilemmas in Palliative and End-of-Life Care bridges the gap between the clear, logical, and harmonious clinical world of textbooks and the chaotic, turbulent, resource-constrained, and often unpredictable world of everyday practice. Each chapter begins with a case and is followed by a diagnosis, explanation of next steps, and rationale for decision-making by experts in the field, mimicking the kind of "curbside consult" that occurs between an experienced clinician and someone new to the field. Tackling dilemmas related to patients, families, healthcare professionals, and the healthcare system, this book comprehensively helps readers learn to apply practical knowledge in challenging circumstances--and often with incomplete information--to achieve clinical competency.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: OUP eBook
• Seitenzahl: 296
• Erscheinungstermin: 26. Februar 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9780197681558
• Artikelnr.: 73406880

Inhaltsangabe

* Preface
* Foreword
* Contributors List
* Part I: Dilemmas Related to Patients
* Chapter 3: A Choice of Comfort Feeding
* Wesley Boyette and M. Jennifer Cheng
* Chapter 4: Patients Seeking Alternative Treatments for Cancer Pain
* Steven Mach and Salahadin Abdi
* Chapter 6: Delivering Difficult News as a Covering Provider
* Scott Ian Borison
* Chapter 8: To Pray or Not to Pray: Is that the Question?
* Marta Illueca
* Chapter 9: My Patient with Substance Use Disorder is in Acute Sickle
Cell Pain Crisis
* Baraa O. Tayeb and Antje M. Barreveld
* Chapter 10: My Dying Patient Receiving Opioids Has a Respiratory Rate
of 6
* Baraa O. Tayeb and Antje M. Barreveld
* Chapter 11: Video Gaming and Virtual Reality in Pediatrics
* Elizabeth Pasternak and Pamela Ressler
* Chapter 12: Native American Spirituality and Healing
* Marta Illueca
* Chapter 27: Dying Alone
* Sharon Kim
* Part II: Dilemmas Related to Families
* Chapter 1: Navigating Familial Conflict Regarding Information Sharing
* Nafiisah B.M.H. Rajabalee and Scott Ian Borison
* Chapter 5: Dis/Continuing Transfusions in a 2 Year Old Dying of
Leukemia
* Elizabeth Pasternak and Pamela Ressler
* Chapter 13: Managing Family Conflict
* Betty R. Ferrell
* Chapter 16: Dilemmas Related to Families
* Anna Barreiro Albán and Beth B. Hogans
* Chapter 20: Complicated Grief
* Zhu Wang and Salahadin Abdi
* Part III: Dilemmas Related to Healthcare Professionals
* Chapter 23: Moral Distress: My Patient is Suffering and "We Can't
Keep Torturing Them"
* Anthony Eidelman and Regina M. Fink
* Chapter 24: Work-Nonwork Life Fit: Tensions for Healthcare Clinicians
* Emily P. Guinee, Angela K.M. Lipshutz, M. Jennifer Cheng, and Deborah
J. Snyder
* Chapter 25: Burnout and Resilience
* Jennifer Winegarden and Ylisabyth Bradshaw
* Chapter 26: Planning and Facing Retirement
* Daniel B. Carr and Stephen Gullo
* Part IV: Dilemmas Related to the Healthcare System
* Chapter 14: Balancing Opioid Benefit and Risk for Subacute or Chronic
Noncancer Pain
* Scott A. Strassels and Daniel B. Carr
* Chapter 19: The Emerging Role of Independent Patient Advocates
* Shiella Dowlatshahi
* Chapter 21: Managing Outpatient Workplace Violence
* Pragya B. Gupta and Daniel B. Carr
* Chapter 22: Maladaptive Team Dynamics
* Moe Norton-Westbrook, Sylvia Christie, and Constance Dahlin
* Chapter 28: Allocation of Scarce Resources
* Justin Price
* Chapter 29: Introducing Novel Treatments: Navigating Institutional
Policies
* Jennifer Winegarden
* Chapter 34: Racial Inequalities in Healthcare
* Carmen Renee Green
* V: Dilemmas Related to Ethical Issues
* Chapter 2: Hydration and Artificial Nutrition at the End of Life
* Tamara Vesel and Carol Pilgrim
* Chapter 7: Physician Assisted Death (PAD)
* Sudha Chandrasekhar
* Chapter 15: Decision-Making Around Dialysis Withdrawal
* Mary K. Buss and Tamara Vesel
* Chapter 17: LGBTQ: to Disclose or Not to Disclose
* Gabriel Lutz
* Chapter 18: Can Minors Make Major Healthcare Decisions?
* Sudha Chandrasekhar
* Chapter 30: Surrogate Decision Making
* Margaret M. Mahon
* Chapter 31: Approaching Palliative Sedation at the End of Life
* Abigail Lebovitz and Tamara Vesel
* Chapter 32: Advance Care Planning
* Nnamdi C. Iwuala and Lauren Shaiova
* Chapter 33: Substituted Judgment
* Gabriel Lutz
* Index