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| POSTER DISPLAY |
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| Ethics |
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ID
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Title/Author
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200
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What to do when patients request for euthanasia in Palliative Care?
H.C. Muller-Busch (Germany) |
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201
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Nurses' involvement in the care process for patients requesting euthanasia
N. De Bal (Belgium) |
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202
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The Methodology of Empirical Ethics: using Reflective Equilibrium
to study Ethical Problems concerning Palliative Chemotherapy
S. de Kort (Netherlands) |
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203
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Attitudes of Dutch physicians and the general public towards
end-of-life decisions
J. Rietjens (Netherlands) |
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204
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Ethical Decision Making in End of Life Care - An exploration
of nurses' experiences
A.M. Lynch (Ireland) |
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205
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The influence of religious attitudes of general practitioners
on their ethical maturity, moral competence and end-of-life interventions
M. Vermeulen (Belgium) |
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206
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Religion and ethics at the end of life. the case of elderly Moroccans
in antwerp, Belgium
S. Van den Branden (Belgium) |
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207
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Ethics and Statistics A Population-based Nationwide Study on Parents'
Perception of a Questionnaire on Their Child's Death in Cancer
U. Kreicbergs (Sweden) |
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| Other |
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ID
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Title/Author
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208
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Effectiveness of a hospital Palliative Care team in improving prescribing
practice in the management of cancer pain: compliance/violation
of National guidelines (SIGN 44)
K. Sherry (United Kingdom) |
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209
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Palliative home care increases the rate of dying at home
J. Papke (Germany) |
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210
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Development of a Handbook of Practical Research Tips
D. Waterman (United Kingdom) |
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211
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An evaluation of a palliative care course for registered general
nurses using the palliative care quiz for nursing (PCQN)
H. Smyth (Ireland) |
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212
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Death Education-Beyond the Classroom Walls: Analysis of
Clinical Telephone Supervision
B. Dane (United States) |
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213
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Evaluating a community nurse palliative care educational programme:
the views of family doctors
C. Shipman (United Kingdom) |
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214
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A UK survey to determine the prevalence of complementary therapy
use in men with prostate cancer
S. Farrelly (United Kingdom) |
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215
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An exploration looking at the perspective of volunteers
in Palliative Care day services
R. Perry (United Kingdom) |
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216
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Do psychogeriatric nursing home patients suffer from
artificial nutrition or hydration?
P.T. van Wigcheren (Netherlands) |
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217
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Patients' attitudes towards end-of-life decisions: longitudinal data
A. van der Heide (Netherlands) |
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218
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Is social support related to coping with stress and levels of anxiety
and depression in terminal cancer patients?
G.I. Ringdal (Norway) |
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219
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Multicenter nursing research group. Subcutaneous administration:
Practices of Palliative Care nursing in Catalonia (Spain)
E. Corrales (Spain) |
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220
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Do we meet learning preferences of physicians in palliative care courses?
B. Fittkau-Tönnesmann (Germany) |
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221
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A new way for basic training in palliative care
G. Gremaud (Switzerland) |
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222
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The patient-other dynamics of the decision to forgo or stop
active treatment for cancer
L. Kacen (Israel) |
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| Policy and Organisation |
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ID
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Title/Author
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223
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Audit of End of Life Decisions in Chronic Neurological Illness
L. Ferguson (United Kingdom) |
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224
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The Family Doctor's Perspective of a Palliative Home Care Service
G. Tracey (Ireland) |
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225
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What are the difficulties with Continuing Professional Development (CPD)
in Palliative Medicine?
M. Lloyd-Williams (United Kingdom) |
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226
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Does Education make a difference to Service Improvement?
Interim Evaluation results from the Yorkshire Cancer Network (YCN)
District Nurse Palliative Education Project
V.W. Dunn (United Kingdom) |
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227
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The assessment by GP's of the development of regional networks
in Palliative Care in the Netherlands
W.J.J. Jansen (Netherlands) |
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228
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An evaluation of a new specialist physiotherapy service
for Palliative Care inpatients
J. Elsmore (United Kingdom) |
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229
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Palliative Care provision and policy in twelve countries
of eastern Europe and central Asia
M. Wright (United Kingdom) |
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230
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Effects of an Advanced Illness Care Coordination Program on Patient-
Provider Communication, Patient Satisfaction, and Support of Surrogates
R. Toseland (United States) |
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231
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Living alone and dying at home
E. Gyllenhammar (Sweden) |
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232
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Equipment for domiciliary care: a quality service
B. Rizzi (Italy) |
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233
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Methodology for palliative care research: evaluating Palliative Care
& aged care policy using discourse analysis
M. O'Connor (Australia) |
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234
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Collaborating with a specialised Palliative home Care team:
district Nurses' and GPs' point of view
D. Goldschmidt (Denmark) |
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235
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A comparison between telephone and bedside consultations given
by Dutch Palliative Care Consultation (PCC) teams:
results from a nationwide registration
V. Scrhijnemaekers (Netherlands) |
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236
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Quality end-of-life care in long term care facilities:
Service providers' perspective
K. Brazil (Canada) |
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237
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Towards improving the coordination of supportive cancer care
services in the community
K. Brazil (Canada) |
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238
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Hospice care at home - evaluation of a 18 months pilot study
T. van Iersel (Belgium) |
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240
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Is access to community nursing for palliative care patients equitable?
J. Burt (United Kingdom) |
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241
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DNR-policy in hospitals and on acute geriatric units in Flanders, Belgium
C. De Gendt (Belgium) |
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242
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Places of death in Geneva Switzerland from 1970 to 2000:
Evolutions, determinants and social implications
M.E. Kabengele (Switzerland) |
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243
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Financial pain: palliative care services and financial advice
A. Quinn (United Kingdom) |
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244
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Old and given up for dying - Palliative care in Nursing Homes
B.S. Husebø (Norway) |
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245
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Determining patient related factors on resource utilisation: a preliminary
patient based casemix costing analysis in community Palliative Care
A. Welshman (Italy) |
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246
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Place of death of cancer patients: analysis of the impact of the activity
of a Palliative Care Network
C. Peruselli (Italy) |
|
247
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The paradigm of Palliative Care in oncology from the perspective
of quality of life
J. Shevchenko (Russia) |
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248
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The practice of Palliative Care
T. Drumond (Brazil) |
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249
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Continuity of care for terminally ill by Palliative Support Teams
in general hospitals
R. Verbinnen (Belgium) |
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250
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Good practice in palliative care (PC), palliative medicine (PM)
and terminal care (TC) according to medical doctors (MDs), nurses
and psychologists working in a Palliative Support Team (PST)
R. Verbinnen (Belgium) |
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251
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Effectiveness in control symptom in palliative care services in Spain
R. Roca (Spain) |
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253
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Evaluation of mobile Palliative Care teams in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
(Germany)
W. Diemer (Germany) |
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254
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The role of education and research in the development of Palliative Care
in Łódź province in Polandre
W. Leppert (Poland) |
|
255
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Implementing a Palliative Care Consult Team Within an Intensive Care Unit
S. Radwany (United States) |
|
256
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The role of local networks in the development of Palliative Care
A. Visser (Netherlands) |
|
257
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Physical Exercise and Rehabilitation among Cancer Patients
L. Oldervoll (Norway) |
|
258
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The "Research Centre" of Italian Observatory for Palliative Care (OICP):
model, organisation and activities
O. Corli (Italy) |
|
259
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Outcomes and patient spectrum of an interdisciplinary Palliative Care
Hospital Support Team at a university hospital
M. Gockel (Germany) |
|
260
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Palliative Care policy development in Hungary (2003-2004)
K.Hegedus (Hungary) |
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261
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Working together in palliative care: a matter of building bridges?
B. Van den Eynden (Belgium) |
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262
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The observation of the installing of a syringe driver MS26
in a Palliative Care setting
B. Van den Eynden (Belgium) |
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263
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Experiences of Implementation of a Palliative Care Team Service
in a University Hospital
J. Verebes (Austria) |
|
264
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"Palliative Care in Albania" Prospect for the future
A. Sallaku (Albania) |
|
265
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Promoting the developement and integration of palliative care mobile
support teams in the hospital, research findings from an European
collaboration
C. Markstein (Belgium) |
|
266
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Palliative Day Care in Belgium: from terminal care towards care
for incurable patients
W. Distelmans (Belgium) |
|
267
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A comparison of quality-systems in palliative care in the Netherlands
A. Rhebergen (Netherlands) |
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268
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Non-oncologic Palliative Care in terminal cardio-pulmonary patients
M. Lusuardi (Italy) |
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| Symptoms |
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ID
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Title/Author
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269
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A survey of practice in malignant ascites discussed in relation
to findings from a systematic review of the literature
N. Preston (United Kingdom) |
|
270
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A prospective study to compare three depression screening tools
in patients who are terminally ill
M. Lloyd-Williams (United Kingdom) |
|
271
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Efficacy of Laxative Management in Palliative Care Patients:
is Polyethylene Glycol a New Option?
S. Wirz (Germany) |
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272
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Opioid Dose Titration for Severe Cancer Pain: A Systematic Evidence
Based Review
M.P. Davis (United States) |
|
273
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Frequency and reasons for opioid rotation in Palliative Care -
a prospective study
H.C. Muller-Busch (Germany) |
|
274
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Symptoms and Characteristics of Terminally Ill Nursing Home Patients
H. Brandt (Netherlands) |
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275
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Sedation for patients (PTS) with advanced cancer followed by
a Palliative Care unit: a study in Turin
F. Cancelli (Italy) |
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276
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Suicide frequency in PCU, a prospective french study
M. Filbet (France) |
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277
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Morphine use in cancer pain: from 'last resort' to 'gold standard'
J. Seymour (United Kingdom) |
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278
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Does a medication of trans-dermal fentanyl influence postoperative
pain management after palliative surgery?
H.C. Wartenberg (Germany) |
|
279
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A Dose Titration Study of Thalidomide in Cancer Anorexia
M.P. Davis (United States) |
|
280
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Personal values, individual quality of life, and psychosocial symptoms
in Palliative Care patients
M. Fegg (Germany) |
|
281
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BPI and EuroQol-5D as indicators of efficiency with Zoledronic
acid treatment in cancer
J.C. Torrent (Spain) |
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282
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Ventilatory function with the use of parenteral opioids in advanced cancer
M.P. Davis (United States) |
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283
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Usage of SSRI group in codeine resistant cough
F. Blaszczyk (Poland) |
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284
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Measuring signs and symptoms of imminently dying in home
cancer patients
F. Bodini (Italy) |
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285
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Multiple related pain problems in patients referred to dutch Palliative Care
consultation teams
L. van Zuylen (Netherlands) |
|
286
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Utility of the brief pain inventory. negative pain management index
and its predictors: the russian experience
J. Shevchenko, A. Novik, K. Lyadov (Russia) |
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287
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To analyse prognostic factors of answer to the radiotherapy in malignant
spinal cord compression (MSCC) in Palliative patients
G.S. Bermudez (Spain) |
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288
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ROTOPAL: Multicentric study, descritive and longitudinal about opioid
rotation (or change of administration route) in advanced cancer patients
J.G. Barboteo (Spain) |
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289
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Comparative Study of Pain Assessment, Its Treatments, and Adverse
Effects of Opioids in Two Palliative Care Centers
M. Bercovitch (Israel) |
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290
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Serum cytokines in cancer cachexia
E. Flamini (Italy) |
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291
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Palliative sedation: 6 years experience of intermittent en permanent
sedation for refractory symptoms
J. Menten (Belgium) |
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292
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Clinical outcomes in palliative care of cancer cachexia
D. Tassinari (Italy) |
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293
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The usage of Morphine sulphate and Morphine hydrochloride
preparations in treatment of painful malignant ulcers
S.F. Kazmierczak (Poland) |
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294
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Experience with methadone in opioid rotation in the treatment of severe
cancer pain not responsive to morphine or transdermal fentanyl
W. Leppert (Poland) |
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295
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Oral transmucosal fentanyl citrate versus immediate release morphine
in the initial dose finding of transdermal fentanyl treatment
F. Elsner (Germany) |
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296
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Antibiotic therapy in Palliative Care
M. Pestinger (Germany) |
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297
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The dimension of the holines in context of psychotherapy
of anxiety in cancer disease
I. Manolescu (Romania) |
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298
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Midazolam for acute emesis due to high emetogenic chemotherapy (HEC)
in patients resistant to desamethasone (DMX) and 5-HT3 antagonists:
A phase II study
M. Mandala (Italy) |
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299
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Symptom Clustering in Advanced Cancer
D. Walsh (United States) |
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300
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Facial massage and relaxation for Palliative cancer patients
A. Visser (Netherlands) |
|
301
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Effects of haptonomic massage for palliative cancer patients treated
with chemotherapy at a day clinic
A. Visser (Netherlands) |
|
302
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Erytropoetin (EPO) in palliative cancer care - a clinical follow up
U. Zachrisson (Sweden) |
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303
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Efficacy and tolerabilty of zoledronate in patients with
painful bone metastases
C. Ripamonti (Italy) |
|
304
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On the role of Fentanyl patch in treating cancer-related pain
T. Campa (Italy) |
|
305
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The Nutritive support evaluation in tolerance of physical examination
in patient with congestive heart failure and cardiac cachexia
G. Aroutiounov (Russia) |
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306
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Oral Ketamine in Patients with Difficult Cancer Pain Syndromes
I. Strohscheer (Austria) |
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307
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Tramadol in the treatment of cancer pain - Polish experience
W. Leppert (Poland) |
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308
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Pre-emptive breath-therapy in combination with relaxation-therapy
at terminal cancer-patients in a hospice
J. Van Den Broek (Netherlands) |
