Clinics in geriatric medicine

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  Año 2004, Vol. 20, Número 4

  • Contents

    págs. 5-8

    

  • Forthcoming issues

    pág. 9

    

  • Palliative care I: Providing care

    L.L. Emanuel

    págs. 11-13

    

  • Clinical features

    L.L. Emanuel

    págs. 593-594

    

  • Whole-patient assessment, goal planning, and inflection points: their role in achieving quality end-of-life care

    S.C. Della, R.H. Bernstein

    págs. 595-620

    

  • Symptom management in the older adult

    J.A. Brown, Von Roenn J.H.

    págs. 621-640

    

  • Last hours of living

    F.D. Ferris

    págs. 641-667

    

  • Patient, family, community, and social context

    L.L. Emanuel

    págs. 669-670

    

  • Family caregivers in palliative care

    J.M. Hauser, B.J. Kramer

    págs. 671-688

    

  • Spirituality, religion, and healing in palliative care

    C.M. Puchalski, R.E. Dorff, I.Y. Hendi

    págs. 689-714

    

  • Service delivery

    L.L. Emanuel

    págs. 715-716

    

  • Hospice and palliative care in nursing homes

    SC Miller, V. Mor, JM Teno

    págs. 717-734

    

  • Palliative care in hospitals

    Diane E. Meier, D. Fischberg

    págs. 735-751

    

  • Hospice care at the end of life

    L. Herbst

    págs. 753-765

    

  • Financing palliative care

    CF von Gunten

    págs. 767-781

    

  • PACE and hospice: two models of palliative care on the verge of collaboration

    SD Ryan, M Tuuk

    págs. 783-794

    

  • Home care of the frail elderly

    J. Boal, AU Loengard

    págs. 795-807

    

  • Cumulative Index 2004

    págs. 809-824