A man living with cancer died after being given multiple overdoses of morphine
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Recommending people make changes to their diet
Despite recent legislation and a greater focus
By interweaving explanations of the science of
A collected volume of essays by various author
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This revised second edition is relevant to mod
A useful book and, although not written specif
This publication presents a general introducti
With such a broad remit, this book attempts to
Deprivation of liberty can be a confusing subj
This pocket book is hailed as a rapid referenc
This book is an inspirational account of how the author coped with losing his sight at a young age.
This second edition includes all of the previous information in the 2006 handbook, but has been updated to reflect changes in policy and practice.
Discussing dementia with children can be difficult.
The author has clearly been deeply inspired by working with patients facing a life-threatening illness. Her experience working in hospitals, clinics, and a hospice for more than 20 years has given her unique insight into dreams at the end of life.
This book is part of the Transforming Nursing Practice series and is written with student nurses in mind. It is clearly linked to the Nursing and Midwifery Council Standards for pre-registration nursing education.
The book is suitable for nurses in all working environments as it summarises many of the complex situations encountered in palliative care.
