- Title Pages
- Disclaimer
- Acknowledgements
- Introduction
-
1 Dying of Cancer -
2 Should a Patient Know … ? -
3 When a Patient is Dying -
4 The Management of Patients in the Terminal Stage -
5 And From Sudden Death… -
6 A Patient -
7 the Care of the Dying -
8 Terminal Illness -
9 Working at St. Joseph's Hospice Hackney -
10 The Treatment of Intractable Pain In Terminal Cancer -
11 Distress in Dying -
12 The Depths and the Possible Heights -
13 The Need for Institutional Care for the Patient with Advanced Cancer -
14 the Last Stages of Life -
15 the Last Frontier -
16 The Management of Terminal Illness -
17 St. Christopher's Hospice -
18 Training for the Practice of Clinical Gerontology: The Role of Social Medicine -
19 A Place to Die -
20 Dimensions of Death -
21 The Problem of Euthanasia (Care of the Dying—1) -
22 Appropriate Treatment, Appropriate Death -
23 The Philosophy of Terminal Care -
24 Templeton Prize Speech -
25 Current Views on Pain Relief and Terminal Care -
26 Heroin and Morphine In Advanced Cancer -
27 Pain and Impending Death -
28 On Dying Well -
29 Evaluation of Hospice Activities -
30 The Modern Hospice -
31 Foreword (Pain: an Exploration) -
32 Spiritual Pain -
33 Hospice—a Meeting Place for Religion and Science -
34 Letter (On Alfred Worcester) -
35 Voluntary Euthanasia -
36 Foreword (Mortally Wounded:Stories of Soul Pain, Death, and Healing) -
37 Why I Welcome TV Cameras at the Death Bed -
38 Foreword (Good Practices In Palliative Care: A Psychosocial Perspective) -
39 Origins: International Perspectives, Then and Now -
40 the Evolution of Palliative Care -
41 A Voice for the Voiceless -
42 The Evolution of Palliative Care -
43 Foreword (Oxford Textbook of Palliative Medicine) -
44 Introduction (Management of Advanced Disease) - Index
The Evolution of Palliative Care
The Evolution of Palliative Care
First published in The Pharos (Summer 2003), pp. 4–7.
- Chapter:
- (p.263) 42 The Evolution of Palliative Care
- Source:
- Cicely Saunders
- Author(s):
Cicely Saunders
- Publisher:
- Oxford University Press
This article for the American magazine The Pharos explains how, from the mid-1970s, the term ‘palliative care’ gradually defined a developing specialty. It also examines how much remains to be investigated, taught, and practised before citizens can expect communications and care tailored to their individual needs. According to Professor Patrick Wall, the old methods of care and caring had to be rediscovered and the best of modern medicine had to be turned to the task of new study and therapy specifically directed at pain.
Keywords: The Pharos, caring, pain, therapy, old methods, Patrick Wall
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- Title Pages
- Disclaimer
- Acknowledgements
- Introduction
-
1 Dying of Cancer -
2 Should a Patient Know … ? -
3 When a Patient is Dying -
4 The Management of Patients in the Terminal Stage -
5 And From Sudden Death… -
6 A Patient -
7 the Care of the Dying -
8 Terminal Illness -
9 Working at St. Joseph's Hospice Hackney -
10 The Treatment of Intractable Pain In Terminal Cancer -
11 Distress in Dying -
12 The Depths and the Possible Heights -
13 The Need for Institutional Care for the Patient with Advanced Cancer -
14 the Last Stages of Life -
15 the Last Frontier -
16 The Management of Terminal Illness -
17 St. Christopher's Hospice -
18 Training for the Practice of Clinical Gerontology: The Role of Social Medicine -
19 A Place to Die -
20 Dimensions of Death -
21 The Problem of Euthanasia (Care of the Dying—1) -
22 Appropriate Treatment, Appropriate Death -
23 The Philosophy of Terminal Care -
24 Templeton Prize Speech -
25 Current Views on Pain Relief and Terminal Care -
26 Heroin and Morphine In Advanced Cancer -
27 Pain and Impending Death -
28 On Dying Well -
29 Evaluation of Hospice Activities -
30 The Modern Hospice -
31 Foreword (Pain: an Exploration) -
32 Spiritual Pain -
33 Hospice—a Meeting Place for Religion and Science -
34 Letter (On Alfred Worcester) -
35 Voluntary Euthanasia -
36 Foreword (Mortally Wounded:Stories of Soul Pain, Death, and Healing) -
37 Why I Welcome TV Cameras at the Death Bed -
38 Foreword (Good Practices In Palliative Care: A Psychosocial Perspective) -
39 Origins: International Perspectives, Then and Now -
40 the Evolution of Palliative Care -
41 A Voice for the Voiceless -
42 The Evolution of Palliative Care -
43 Foreword (Oxford Textbook of Palliative Medicine) -
44 Introduction (Management of Advanced Disease) - Index
