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Social representations of health professionals about terminally ill children and adolescents
... about terminally ill children and adoles- cents are associated with the situations being experienced, the strategies developed to deal with these moments in the exercise of the profession, and the ...
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Social representations of health professionals about terminally ill children and adolescents
... Although they have received technical preparation to provide care, in place of their own feelings, emerging from witnessing the suffering of children and families receiving care in th[r] ...
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Esc. Anna Nery vol.21 número4
... of terminally ill patients, so that, even with a lack of prior knowledge about AD, it was possible for them to elaborate on the potential beneits and demands of this instrument and managed to consistently ...
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Ciênc. saúde coletiva vol.18 número9 en v18n9a01
... are terminally ill, the work of caregivers, the process of communication on the end of life situation and the effect that this experience has on profes- sionals and family ...
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Percepção da morte para médicos e alunos de medicina
... with terminally ill patients in practice, which often generates serious psycho-emotional consequences, interfering with medical practice and the relationship between the physician, the patient, and the ...
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Reflexión bioética al cuidar un niño que enfrenta la muerte
... But this requires a respectful attitude based on the equal dignity of all human beings. A better life is achieved by mutual respect and in recognizing the value of each person’s individuality. When applied to the care of ...
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Suicídio assistido e eutanásia na perspectiva de profissionais e acadêmicos de um hospital universitário
... caregivers, oncologists and members of the general public toward critical interventions at the end of life of terminally ill patients. Smets T, Cohen J, Bilsen J, Van Wesemael Y, Rurup [r] ...
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A licitude civil da prática da ortotanásia por médico em respeito à vontade livre do paciente
... the terminally ill patient who requires the suspension of extraordinary treatments, the physician acts with guilt in the form of negligence resulting in material damage, as he wounds the patient’s dignity ...
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Rev. Bioét. vol.23 número1
... A study performed by independent research- ers, in conjuncion with an Italian research center, published the study results whose objecive was to invesigate experiences related to end of life care in paients with terminal ...
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Rev. Hosp. Clin. vol.59 número1
... the terminally ill patient in the pediatric intensive care unit Nine (9) studies describing the manner of dying in the PICU that sup- ported decisions to forgo life-sustain- ing treatment, such as withhold ...
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Communication in Palliative Care: a Bibliometric Study / Cuidados Paliativos e Comunicação: Estudo Bibliométrico
... Considering the relevance of palliative care and the low number of studies on this subject and on the professionals’ communication with terminally ill patients published in national a[r] ...
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Journeys into end of life research: some methodological considerations
... upset terminally ill ...because terminally ill participants may make decisions on whether to participate in the study based on their current circumstances, further issues may arise due their ...
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Terminal patient care: advantages on the applicability of anticipated will directives in the hospital context
... It is evident that the recognition of the possibility of res- pect for the personal autonomy of the terminally ill patient permeated the advantages of nurses, resident physicians and family members when ...
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Limitação terapêutica para crianças portadoras de malformações cerebrais graves
... of terminally ill patients, such a patient may survive after resuscitation procedures have been initiated; however, the chances that they will be dis- charged from the hospital are still very ...
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Rev. bras. ter. intensiva vol.20 número4 en v20n4a16
... a terminally ill ...in terminally ill pa- ...minally ill patients and their relatives some principles and guides should be followed, respecting individual neces- sities and ...of ...
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Red Blood Cell Distribution Width as a Pragmatic Marker for Outcome in Pediatric Critical Illness.
... RDW has shown utility as a biomarker associated with mortality in adult patients with both chronic illness (congestive heart failure, cancer, pulmonary hypertension, arteriosclerosis) and acute illness (pneumonia, ...
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Revisiting heterochromatin in embryonic stem cells.
... median size and distribution between ES cells and neurons, and mutually exclusive with active (H3K4me2) and other repres- sive chromatin marks (H3K27me3). Some discrete differences were observed; those included gain of ...
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Cad. Saúde Pública vol.26 número3
... The Bambuí cohort is a population-based study of adverse health outcomes in the elderly. The subjects are well described, and the collected data include long-term mortality, and detailed information about ...
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Cylindrocarpon root rot: multi-gene analysis reveals novel species within the Ilyonectria radicicola species complex
... or terminally from aerial mycelium or from agar surface, solitary to loosely aggregated, unbranched, or bearing terminal, penicillate phialides, 1 –4-septate, 35–200 μm long; phialides mono- phialidic, cylindrical ...
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Down-regulation of myogenin can reverse terminal muscle cell differentiation.
... that terminally differentiated mammalian muscle cells are capable to reverse their differentiation ...multinucleated terminally differentiated myotubes ...
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