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25. A Physical Alternative to the Hospice
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Lo-Yi Chan
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter I
- Contents V
- Preface IX
- Acknowledgment XV
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Part I. The Hospice Movement: Past and Present
- 1. The Hospice: Its Changes Through Time 3
- 2. The Hospice Movement and the Acceptance of Death 9
- 3. The Hospice Community as Reform 18
- 4. The Politics of Expanding Hospice Care 23
- 5. The Hospice Movement: A Management Perspective 27
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Part II. Ethical and Human Issues in Terminal Care
- 6. A Right to Die? 47
- 7. Humanistic Care of the Dying 77
- 8. Death with Dignity 88
- 9. Patient Rights and Responsibilities in Irreversible Disease 96
- 10. The Right to Choose a Place to Die 101
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Part III. Hospice Caregiving
- 11. Hospice Care: A Better Way of Caring for the Living 109
- 12. Relating to the Dying: A Philosophy of Continuing Care 126
- 13. Preserving Personhood, Sexuality, and Privacy Among the Chronically 111 and Dying 129
- 14. Humor and Laughter—Their Role in Improving the Quality of Life and of Care 132
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Part IV. Helping the Dying: Caregiver Approaches
- 15. A Nursing Perspective on Patient Care 139
- 16. Spiritual Care of the Dying Person 144
- 17. Death Is Not All at Once... Living Is Day by Day 150
- 18. The Role of a Clinical Psychologist 156
- 19. Group Therapy for Life Enrichment 163
- 20. The Senior Citizen as a Hospice Volunteer 181
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Part V. Patients and Illnesses
- 21. Helping Preterminal and Terminal Cancer Patients Function Within the Community 193
- 22. Caring for the Patient with Pulmonary Emphysema 196
- 23. Illness Factors in Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS)— A Neuromuscular Disease 202
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Part VI. Alternatives to In-Hospice Care
- 24. Some Questions About Hospice Development 213
- 25. A Physical Alternative to the Hospice 216
- 26. A Psychiatric Setting and Total Care 219
- 27. Caring for the Terminally III: The Story of an American Hospital 224
- 28. Integrating Care for the Terminally 111 Within a Comprehensive Geriatric Center 229
- 29. Dying and Death of a Hospice in a Tertiary Hospital: Case History 239
- 30. Hospice Home Care 245
- 31. Problems of Terminal Care: Behavior Approaches and Environment Stimulation 253
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Part VII. A Look to the Future
- 32. Health in the 1980s:Toward Optimum Human Existence 267
- 33. Relating Medicine to Education—A Curriculum Outline 274
- 34. Patient Support in the Twenty-First Century 279
- Index 285
- Contributors 295
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter I
- Contents V
- Preface IX
- Acknowledgment XV
-
Part I. The Hospice Movement: Past and Present
- 1. The Hospice: Its Changes Through Time 3
- 2. The Hospice Movement and the Acceptance of Death 9
- 3. The Hospice Community as Reform 18
- 4. The Politics of Expanding Hospice Care 23
- 5. The Hospice Movement: A Management Perspective 27
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Part II. Ethical and Human Issues in Terminal Care
- 6. A Right to Die? 47
- 7. Humanistic Care of the Dying 77
- 8. Death with Dignity 88
- 9. Patient Rights and Responsibilities in Irreversible Disease 96
- 10. The Right to Choose a Place to Die 101
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Part III. Hospice Caregiving
- 11. Hospice Care: A Better Way of Caring for the Living 109
- 12. Relating to the Dying: A Philosophy of Continuing Care 126
- 13. Preserving Personhood, Sexuality, and Privacy Among the Chronically 111 and Dying 129
- 14. Humor and Laughter—Their Role in Improving the Quality of Life and of Care 132
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Part IV. Helping the Dying: Caregiver Approaches
- 15. A Nursing Perspective on Patient Care 139
- 16. Spiritual Care of the Dying Person 144
- 17. Death Is Not All at Once... Living Is Day by Day 150
- 18. The Role of a Clinical Psychologist 156
- 19. Group Therapy for Life Enrichment 163
- 20. The Senior Citizen as a Hospice Volunteer 181
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Part V. Patients and Illnesses
- 21. Helping Preterminal and Terminal Cancer Patients Function Within the Community 193
- 22. Caring for the Patient with Pulmonary Emphysema 196
- 23. Illness Factors in Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS)— A Neuromuscular Disease 202
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Part VI. Alternatives to In-Hospice Care
- 24. Some Questions About Hospice Development 213
- 25. A Physical Alternative to the Hospice 216
- 26. A Psychiatric Setting and Total Care 219
- 27. Caring for the Terminally III: The Story of an American Hospital 224
- 28. Integrating Care for the Terminally 111 Within a Comprehensive Geriatric Center 229
- 29. Dying and Death of a Hospice in a Tertiary Hospital: Case History 239
- 30. Hospice Home Care 245
- 31. Problems of Terminal Care: Behavior Approaches and Environment Stimulation 253
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Part VII. A Look to the Future
- 32. Health in the 1980s:Toward Optimum Human Existence 267
- 33. Relating Medicine to Education—A Curriculum Outline 274
- 34. Patient Support in the Twenty-First Century 279
- Index 285
- Contributors 295