Titlebook: Clinical Assessment of Human Suffering; Planning Care in the Ana Claudia de Lima Quintana Arantes Book 2021 Springer Nature Switzerland AG

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Caring for Caregivers,%) were related to ten diseases, which, in their natural course, cause suffering in all dimensions—physical, emotional, family, social, and spiritual—despite all available treatments. These diseases have remained the principal causes of global death for the last 15?years, and it is worth mentioning

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Jonathan Cacace,Nicola Mimmo,Lorenzo Marconiontext of aging and appropriate management of multiple simultaneous diseases adds to the whole challenge of managing relational models. The dignity of life must be a right for all inhabitants of this world, and this experience of the dignity of human life can offer its best performance in good palliative care practice.

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portant feature of palliative care.Knowledgeable approach: uThis book is addressed to physicians and other health professionals involved in the assessment and care planning of patients at the end of life. It brings a unique and humanistic view on the challenges of good practice in palliative care. C

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Studies in Computational Intelligencehysician in the exercise of prognosis. This evaluation seeks constant support from use of scales, signs, and symptoms that may identify the death process at the early stages, but it still involves rather complex physiological and social resolutions.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-45956-7ust communication. Patients who are close to the value of life in their final time are seen as a whole person by their doctor; receive care from their personal doctor; have a doctor with whom fears can be discussed; have a relationship based on mutual respect, trust, and humility; and receive care that is attentive to their emotions.

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Jonathan Cacace,Nicola Mimmo,Lorenzo Marconiion can result in a succession of errors and mistakes in diagnostic or therapeutic procedures. We have our history and our biography, and in this biography we have our faces, composed of broad dimensions that characterize us: the biological dimension, the emotional dimension, the family dimension, the social dimension, and the spiritual dimension.