Your Death Your Choice: The Future of Palliative Care

Edition: 1

Copyright: 2022

Pages: 120

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Your Death, Your Choice: The Future of Palliative Care dives in to explain the several topics under palliative care. It gives the reader information about death and dying and how one copes with it, how to educate others if you are involved in the palliative care world, and finally, how to help another person that may be going through some aspect of death and dying. This first edition will hopefully help many caregivers make the right choices so they may guide others toward a good death. It also will hopefully lay the groundwork for further editions to help people deal with this unique phase of their lives.

About the Author

Foreword

Introduction

Chapter 1 History of Palliative Care

Chapter 2 Ethics

Chapter 3 Communication

Chapter 4 Pain

Chapter 5 Prognostication

Chapter 6 Cultural Influences

Chapter 7 Grief and Bereavement

Chapter 8 Symptoms

Appendix I Resources (websites)

Appendix II Glossary

Andrew B Frados
Dr. Andrew Frados is a professor in the Benjamin Leon School of Nursing at Miami Dade College. He completed his Bachelor’s undergraduate at Florida Atlantic University, his Masters in Nursing at Florida International University with a minor in Education along with the requirements for Nurse Practitioner. His Doctorate in Nursing Practice was completed in 2010 at Chatham University in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. His first book, Calculations and Constants in Clinical Practice, was published more than 15 years ago. He has written for nursing journals in the past and lives in Parkland, Florida, with his wife and two children, Lauren, and Ryan.

Your Death, Your Choice: The Future of Palliative Care dives in to explain the several topics under palliative care. It gives the reader information about death and dying and how one copes with it, how to educate others if you are involved in the palliative care world, and finally, how to help another person that may be going through some aspect of death and dying. This first edition will hopefully help many caregivers make the right choices so they may guide others toward a good death. It also will hopefully lay the groundwork for further editions to help people deal with this unique phase of their lives.

About the Author

Foreword

Introduction

Chapter 1 History of Palliative Care

Chapter 2 Ethics

Chapter 3 Communication

Chapter 4 Pain

Chapter 5 Prognostication

Chapter 6 Cultural Influences

Chapter 7 Grief and Bereavement

Chapter 8 Symptoms

Appendix I Resources (websites)

Appendix II Glossary

Andrew B Frados
Dr. Andrew Frados is a professor in the Benjamin Leon School of Nursing at Miami Dade College. He completed his Bachelor’s undergraduate at Florida Atlantic University, his Masters in Nursing at Florida International University with a minor in Education along with the requirements for Nurse Practitioner. His Doctorate in Nursing Practice was completed in 2010 at Chatham University in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. His first book, Calculations and Constants in Clinical Practice, was published more than 15 years ago. He has written for nursing journals in the past and lives in Parkland, Florida, with his wife and two children, Lauren, and Ryan.