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Causes of non-oncological admission to the palliative care unit of HSS Francolí

Pi-Sánchez, Jordi

The Francolí Sociosanitary Hospital of Tarragona has a capacity of 156 beds. Of these beds, 14 belong to the Palliative Cures Unit (PCU). The unit includes oncological and non-oncological patients from the city of Tarragona and its surroundings.


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Description of the patient admitted to the HSS Francolí Palliative Care Unit

Pi-Sánchez, Jordi

The Francolí Sociosanitary Hospital of Tarragona has 156 beds in different units: convalescence, subacute, palliative care, orthogeriatry and long stay. The PCU has 14 beds. Provides coverage to Tarragona and environment and haematological patients of HJ23 with specific treatment ...


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The work environment of nurses in Palliative Care Units of Catalonia

Bullich-Marin, Ingrid

The Intermediate Care Units (IMCUs) are defined as those that offer specialized, interdisciplinary care, with the aim of achieving the maximum level of autonomy of the person or the clinical stability that allows them to return to their habitual residence ...


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Grief and malaise in relatives assisted by a psychosocial care team in the Madrid Community

Ocaña, Esther

Evaluate the characteristics of grief in a sample of relatives of people served by a Psychosocial Care Team


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Counseling as a help technique in a situation of total pain

Priede, Luís

The prevailing ideal in twentieth-century medicine of overcoming death and disease has been replaced in recent decades by preventing premature death and old age overwhelmed by disease and disability1, the human being is more than a set of structures and organs, is also formed by emotions, personal relationships, ideas ...


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Treatment of irruptive dyspnea in cancer patients. What are we really doing?

Soler, Begoña

Although Irruptive Dyspnea (ID) is a very frequent symptom in cancer patients, there are no precise recommendations for its treatment. The objective of the study was to analyze the treatment guidelines of ID in routine clinical practice.


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