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| FRIDAY-SATURDAY,
DECEMBER 8-9, 2000 |
| Board
No. |
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| 1 |
AN
AUDIT OF THE TIMELENESS AND APPROPRIATENESS OF REFERRALS TO A HOSPITAL
SPECIALIST PALLIATIVE CARE TEAM
D. Edwards, P. Langstone, N. Barrows, London, UK |
| 2 |
INVASIVE
TREATMENTS PERFORMED DURING "HOSPICE AT HOME" SERVICE IN
NORTHERN ISRAEL - RETROSPECTIVE SURVEY.
D. Steinmetz, R. Borovik, N. Sade, W. Rubinstein, R. Oppenheim, M.
Steiner, A. Almani, Kiryat Tivon, , Israel |
| 3 |
ARE
WE MEETING PATIENT'S DESIRED PLACE OF DEATH, IF KNOWN?
L. Kerr, K. Sherry, M. Tadjali, Air, UK |
| 4 |
DO
DOCTORS IN A PALLIATIVE CARE SETTING RECOGNISE DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS IN
PATIENTS WITH INCURABLE CANCER?
L. Pedersen, M. Groenvold,
A. Stromgren, P. Sjogren, Copenhagen, Denmark |
| 5 |
A
PROSPECTIVE AUDIT OF OPIOID ADVERSE EFFECTS IN PATIENTS ADMITTED TO A
SPECIALIST PALLIATIVE CARE UNIT
C. Ross, K. Boyd, Edinburgh,
UK |
| 6 |
MEDICAL
END OF LIFE DECISIONS IN TERMINAL CANCER PATIENTS
A. Van Leeuwen, E. Voogt, A. Van Der Heide, K. Van Der Rijt, A. Visser,
P. Van Der Maas, Rotterdam, The Netherlands |
| 7 |
MEDROXYPROGESTERONE
ACETATE (MPA) IN THE CONTROL OF ANOREXIA IN TERMINALLY CANCER PATIENTS
G. Moruzzi, A. Di Mari, R.D. Respini, D.U. Dipasquale, T.P. Tralongo,
Siracusa, Italy |
| 8 |
DEXAMETHASONE
ADMINISTRATION IN THE LAST 14 DAYS OF LIFE IN PATIENTS WITH PRIMARY
BRAIN TUMOURS
J. Wand, C. Campbell, Caterham, Caterham, UK |
| 9 |
EFFICACY
OF LEVOMEPROMAZINE FOR REFRACTORY EMESIS IN 45 ADVANCED CANCER PATIENTS
J. Eisenchlas, N. Garrigue, M. Junin, G.G. De Simone, Buenos Aires,
Argentina |
| 10 |
A
PHASE 2 STUDY OF NEBULISED MORPHINE-6-GLUCURONIDE IN PATIENTS WITH
CANCER-RELATED BREATHLESSNESS
C. Quigley, S. Joel, M. Slevin, London, UK |
| 11 |
CAN
THE USE OF ARM EXERCISE IN PATIENTS WITH CANCER AID THE RESEARCH OF NEW
THERAPIES FOR BREATHLESSNESS?
J. Edgecombe, A. Wilcock, V. Crosby, H. Pavis, D. Carr, C. Manderson, D.
Clarke, B. Cooper, A.E. Tattersfield, Glasgow, UK |
| 12 |
TERMINAL
CANCER PATIENTS OF WORKING AGE: HOME CARE PLANNING
D. Cattaneo, A. Grossi, L. Rebosio, M. Comi, Italy |
| 13 |
ACUPUNCTURE
FOR THE RELIEF OF BREATHLESSNESS IN HOSPICE PATIENTS A PRELIMINARY
REPORT OF A RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL WITH PLACEBO AND DOUBLE BLINDING
C.M. Wu, J. Wong, C. Kwan, T. Lai, C. Fung, H. Law, J. Lee, Hong Kong,
China |
| 14 |
SYSTEMATIC
REVIEW ON THE EFFECTS OF HIGH-DOSE PROGESTINS FOR THE TREATMENT OF
CANCER ANOREXIA-CACHEXIA SYNDROME
M. Maltoni, E. Scarpi, O. Nanni, D. Rossi, P. Serra, D. Amadori, Forli,
Italy |
| 15 |
THE
EXPERIENCE OF BREATHLESSNESS: A QUALITATIVE APPROACH
S. Silvester, S. Booth, C. Todd, Cambridge, UK |
| 16 |
LOCAL
IRRADIATION OF PATIENTS WITH BONE METASTASES AS PAIN TREATMENT AND
PREVENTION OF SPINAL CORD COMPRESSION
P. Milecki, G. Stryczynska, M. Baczyk, J. Luczak, Poland |
| 17 |
TREATMENT
OF MALIGNANT GASTROINTESTINAL OBSTRUCTION WITH OCTREOTIDE
I. Strohscheer, D. Huhn, Berlin, Germany |
| 18 |
QUALITY
OF CARE OF TERMINAL PATIENTS AT A PALLIATIVE CARE UNIT: EVALUATION OF
DYSPNEA MANAGEMENT PROCEDURES (A PILOT STUDY)
G. Van Den Eynden, B. Van Den Eynden, P. Van Royen, J. Denekens, Belgium |
| 19 |
METHYLPHENIDATE
FOR DEPRESSION IN ADVANCED CANCER
J. Homsi, D. Walsh, K. Nelson, N. Sarhill, S.B. Legrand, M. Davis, USA |
| 20 |
EVALUATION
OF NUTRITIONAL STATUS IN ADVANCED CANCER
N. Sarhill, K. Nelson, D. Walsh, S. Komurcu, J. Homsi, M. Davis, S.
Legrand, USA |
| 21 |
HOW
TO STUDY PATIENTS WITH CANCER ANOREXIA/CACHEXIA SYNDROME (CCS):
"WORK IN PROGRESS REPORT" FROM A PLACEBO-CONTROLLED PHASE III
TRIAL WITH EMPHASIS ON THE DIFFICULTIES TO DEFINE AN ADEQUATE PATIENT
F. Strasser, M. Schnelle, T. Kuechler, M. Reif, T. Cerny, M. Robbins,
Houston, TX, Bristol, UK, USA |
| 22 |
PALLIATIVE
CARE - CURRENT SITUATION IN GERMANY
R. Sabatowski, L. Radbruch, G. Loick, F. Nauck, E. Klaschik, Koeln,
Germany |
| 23 |
COST
OF PAIN TREATMENT AND PALLIATIVE CARE: PROBLEM OR SOLUTION?
P.M. Ingelmo, O. Gomez, A. Scheucher, C. De Paz, O. Albornoz, O.
Altalef, J. Meyer, B. Stegmuller, E. Prieto, C. Bidolegui, Buenos Aires,
Argentina |
| 24 |
EVALUATION
OF THE REFERRALS TO A TRANSMURAL PALLIATIVE CARE TEAM IN MAASTRICHT (THE
NETHERLANDS)
A. Courtens, V. Schrijnemaekers, C. Spreeuwenberg, I. Proot, The
Netherlands |
| 25 |
FAMILY
SATISFACTION WITH A HOSPITAL BASED PALLIATIVE CARE SERVICE: A RANDOMISED
CONTROLLED TRIAL
K. Done, G. Hanks, U.K.M. Robbins, U.K.K. Baxter, U.K.C. Bidgood, U.K.F.
Corfe, U.K.K. Forbes, U.K.H. Morgan, U.K.T. Peters, U.K.D. Sharp, U.K.J.
Sykes, Bristol, UK |
| 26 |
COMMUNICATION
DURING TRANSFER OF PALLIATIVE PATIENTS: A PROBLEM-ORIENTED ANALYSIS
D. Schrijvers, M. Comyn, P. Demeulenaere, L. De Wulf, W. Maeckelberghe,
B. Van Den Eynden, N. Van Genechten, A. Verhoeven, K. Willems, Wilrijk,
Belgium |
| 27 |
PAIN
THERAPY AND QUALITY OF LIFE OF CHRONIC PATIENTS A REPRESENTATIVE STUDY
W. Pipam, R. Likar, J. Klocker, L. Ruppacher, H. Janig, G. Bernatzky, R.
Sittl, Klagenfurt, Austria |
| 28 |
DIFFERENCES
IN PATIENT REFERRAL TO A PALLIATIVE CARE SERVICE UNDER AND OVER 70
F. de Conno, R. Boffi, C. Brunelli, C. Panzeri, Milan, Italy |
| 29 |
DOES
HOSPICE CARE IMPROVE THE PSYCHOLOGICAL CARE OF PATIENTS WITH ADVANCED
CANCER, AND/OR THEIR FAMILIES/CARERS WHEN COMPARED WITH CONVENTIONAL
SERVICES?
H. Cameron, Cheadle, UK |
| 30 |
THE
DEVELOPMENT OF THE PALLIATIVE CARE NETWORK IN BERLIN 1995 -
2000
C.H. Mueller-Busch, T. Schindler, I. Strohscheer,
Berlin, Germany |
| 31 |
A
RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL TO EVALUATE THE ROLE OF REFLEXOLOGY IN
ADVANCED CANCER PATIENTS: RESULTS OF A PILOT STUDY
C. Ross,
J. Hamilton, G. Macrae, C. Docherty, K. Lockhart-Wood, M.A.C. Cornbleet,
Edinburgh, UK |
| 32 |
A
NETWORK OF PALLIATIVE CARE CONSULTANTS IN ANTWERP: A HELPLINGE FOR
GENERAL PRACTITIONERS
I. Hermann, B. Van Den Eynden, P. Demeulenaere, P. Van Royen, J.
Denekens, Belgium |
| 33 |
THE
HISTORY OF A RESEARCH IN PALLIATIVE CARE: THE EXAMPLE OF A STUDY LOOKING
AT DETERMINANTS OF THE PALLIATIVE CARE SETTING
B. Van Den Eynden, I. Hermann, P. Van Royen, D. Schrijvers, R. Maes, A.
Verhoeven, K. Herweyers, Mortsel, Belgium |
| 34 |
INFLUENCE
OF SOCIO-DEMOGRAPHIC AND DIAGNOSTIC FACTORS ON HOME CANCER DEATHS IN
GENEVA: A POPULATION-BASED STUDY.
T. Huber-Gieseke, C.
Bouchardy, O. Huber, P. Chastonay, C.H. Rapin, Geneva, Switzerland |
| 35 |
HOME
CARE BERLIN - PALLIATIVE CARE OF TERMINALLY ILL CANCER
PATIENTS
A. Rieger, T. Schindler, S. Woskanjan, Berlin,
Germany |
| 36 |
A
"PALLIATIVE CARE COUNSELLING SERVICE FOR GENERAL
PRACTITIONERS" (PCCS) - RESULTS OF THE FIRST YEAR
EXPERIENCES
T. Schindler, S. Woskanjan, H.H. Abholz, Berlin,
Germany |
| 37 |
THE
ONCOLOGIC PAIN THERAPEUTICS IN MADEIRA ISLAND
D. Correia, R.
Silva, T. Ferreira, D. Freitas, L.F. Fernandes, G. Bebiano, Funchal -
Madeira, Portugal |
| 38 |
WWW.SPORTELLODOLORE.NET:
A WEB SITE TO IMPROVE THE COOPERATION BETWEEN PATIENTS, CAREGIVERS AND
SPECIALIZED HOSPITAL STAFF FOR OPTIMIZING THE QUALITY OF PALLIATIVE
CARE
A. De Luca, F. Vignotto, M. Maritano, Torin, Italy |
| 39 |
CATPAL.
CATALONIAN MULTICENTER GROUP OF RESEARCH IN PALLIATIVE CARE. DESCRIPTION
AND FIRST RESULTS
A. Tuca, X. Gomez-Batiste, Barcelona,
Spain |
| 40 |
CLINICAL
VALIDATION OF A SPANISH VERSION OF THE BRIEF PAIN INVENTORY IN CANCER
PAIN PATIENTS
J.M. Nunez Olarte, C. Muriel, A. Gracia, C.
Barutell, R. Galvez, E. Gonzalez, F. Gili, M. Gomez, J. Carulla, X.
Gomez-Batiste, L. Aliaga, X. Badia, Madrid, Spain |
| 41 |
MIDOS
- VALIDATION OF A MINIMAL DOCUMENTATION SYSTEM FOR PALLIATIVE CARE
PATIENTS
L. Radbruch, R. Sabatowski, G. Loick, S. Grond,
K.A. Lehmann, Germany |
| 42 |
MIDOS
- AN ELECTRONIC DATABASE FOR THE PALLIATIVE CARE UNIT
G.
Loick, L. Radbruch, R. Sabatowski, F. Elsner, Koeln, Germany |
| 43 |
WHICH
FACTORS PREDICT DEPRESSION IN TERMINALLY ILL PATIENTS?
M.
Lloyd-Williams, Leicester , UK |
| 44 |
RESEARCH
ON GLOBAL NEEDS AND PSYCHOLOGICAL DISTRESS EVALUATION IN ADVANCED AND
TERMINAL CANCER PATIENTS HOME CARE
E. Cazzaniga, L. Epifani,
L. Rebosio, L. Valera, M. Comi, Italy |
| 45 |
INDIVIDUAL
GOALS AS OUTCOME-MEASUREMENT IN TERMINALLY ILL PATIENTS: THE DAGOBERD-
INSTRUMENT
S. Eychmueller, P. Glare, St-Gallen, Switzerland |
| 46 |
PREDICTORS
OF PAIN CONTROL IN TERMINAL CANCER PATIENTS ADMITTED TO AN OUTPATIENT
MULTIDISCIPLINARY CLINIC AND TERTIARY PALLIATIVE CARE
UNIT
A. Vigano, C.M. Neumann, P. Lawlor, H. Quan, J. Hanson, E. Bruera,
Edmonton, Albert, Canada |
| 47 |
MEASUREMENT
OF FATIGUE IN PALLIATIVE CARE
H. Knobel, J.H. Loge, S. Kaasa, Trondheim, Norway |
| 48 |
ASSESSMENT
OF INTESTINAL SIDE EFFECTS AFTER PELVIC RADIOTHERAPY
A. Bye, S. Kaasa, Bekkestua, Norway |
| 49 |
QUALITY
OF LIFE ASSESSMENT IN PALLIATIVE CARE: METHODOLOGICAL AND ETHICAL
ISSUES
M. Couillot, M.T. Gatt, Bobigny, France |
| 50 |
SYMPTOM
CONTROL GUIDELINES FOR GENERAL PRACTITIONERS IN THE WEST MIDLANDS: ARE
THEY USED AND ARE THEY USEFUL?
C. Faull, C. Hirsch, G. Harris, Birmingham, UK |
| 51 |
FACTORS
AFFECTING GRIEF REACTIONS IN CLOSE FAMILY MEMBERS TO INDIVIDUALS WHO
HAVE DIED OF CANCER G.I. Ringdal, M.S. Jordhoy, K. Ringdal,
S. Kaasa, Trondheim, Norway |
| 52 |
ASSESSING
QUALITY OF LIFE IN TERMINAL HEART FAILURE
D.L. Willems, A. Hak, F. Leurs, Amsterdam, The Netherlands |
| 53 |
THE
USE AND EFFECTIVENESS OF ULTRASOUND SCANNING WITHIN A
HOSPICE
J. Graham, J. Edgecombe, M. Todd, J. Welsh, Glasgow, UK |
| 54 |
INCIDENT
PAIN IN ADVANCED CANCER
N. Sarhill, K. Nelson, D. Walsh, T. Gutgsell, D. Zhukovsky, Cleveland,
OH, USA |
| 55 |
HOW
FREQUENTLY SHOULD A MULTIDIMENSIONAL SYMPTOM ASSESSMENT TOOL BE
ADMINISTERED TO TERMINAL CANCER PATIENTS ADMITTED TO A TERTIARY
PALLIATIVE CARE UNIT (TPCU)?
C.M. Neumann, A. Vigano, J.
Hanson, P. Lawlor, H. Quan, B. Comm, E. Bruera, Edmonton, Alberta,
Canada |
| 56 |
PRELIMINARY
INVESTIGATION OF THE PREVALENCE OF NEUROPATHIC PAIN IN DIFFERENT
NEOPLASMS.
G. Galeazzi, A. Caraceni, E. Zecca, C. Martini, F. de Conno, Milan,
Italy |
| 57 |
INTERDISCIPLINARY
PALLIATIVE CARE PROGRAMME OF THE SPANISH ASSOCIATION AGAINST CANCER
(AECC)
S. Sobrino, A. Erviti, T. Tojar, A.M. Martinez, J.L. Nunez, A. Fornos,
E. Diaz, Spain |
| 58 |
INTERDISCIPLINARY
PALLIATIVE CARE PROGRAMME OF THE SPANISH ASSOCIATION AGAINST CANCER
(AECC) DOMICILIARY CARE OF TERMINAL CANCER PATIENTS.
S. Sobrino, A. Erviti, T. Topjar, A.M. Martinez, J.L. Nunez, A. Fornos,
E. Diaz, Madrid, Spain |
| 59 |
EXPERIMENTAL
APPROACH TOWARDS ASSESSING QUALITY OF LIFE OF OLD-OLD PATIENTS WITH
DEMENTIA
M. Kojer, M. Schmidl, E. Greimel, J. Sigle, M.
Eisemann, F. Porzsolt, Vienna, Austria |
| 60 |
QUALITY
OF LIFE MEASUREMENTS CAN EVALUATE THERAPEUTIC INTERVENTIONS IF THEY ARE
VISUALISED
B. Axelsson, Ostersund, Sweden |
| 61 |
VULNERABILITY
TO PSYCHOLOGICAL DISTRESS IN CANCER PATIENTS (PTS) RECEIVING
CHEMOTHERAPY (CT)
S.C. Bonicatto, M.A. Dew, J.J. Soria, Buenos Aires, Argentina |
| 62 |
DIMENSIONS
OF PATIENT CENTERED QUALITY IN PALLIATIVE CARE
K. Heimerl, A.
Heller, I. Berlach-Pobitzer, Vienna, Austria |
| 63 |
PSYCHOSOCIAL
CARE FOR TERMINAL CANCER PATIENTS: A FOLLOW-UP STUDY
E. Voogt, A.
Van Leeuwen, A. Van Der Heide, Rotterdam, The Netherlands |
| 64 |
QUALITY
OF LIFE AND SPIRIUTAL DIMENSION OF PATIENTS WITH ADVANCED CANCER
DISEASE
B. Stelcer, J. Luczak, Poznan, Poland |
| 65 |
CANCER-RELATED
BREAKTHROUGH PAIN: A CASE STUDY
G. Zeppetella, London, UK |
| 66 |
SUBLINGUAL
FENTANYL FOR BREAKTHROUGH PAIN IN CANCER
G. Zeppetella, London, UK |
| 67 |
BREAKTHROUGH
PAIN IN NON-CANCER PATIENTS ADMITTED TO A HOSPICE
G. Zeppetella,
C. O'doherty, S. Collins, London, UK |
| 68 |
SINGLE
FRACTION RADIOTHERAPY FOR PAIN FROM BONE METASTASES FOR PATIENTS IN
PALLIATIVE HOME CARE SETTINGS
S. Mak-Kregar, B.J. Slotman,
D.L. Willems, Amsterdam, The Netherlands |
| 69 |
BUPRENORPHINE
TRANSDERMAL SYSTEM (TDS) (DELIVERY RATE 35MG/H) IN COMPARISON TO
SUBLINGUAL TABLETS IN CHRONIC PAIN PATIENTS
J. Sorge, Peine,
Germany |
| 70 |
BUPRENORPHINE
TRANSDERMAL SYSTEM (TDS) IN AN OPEN LONG-TERM STUDY WITH CHRONIC PAIN
PATIENTS
M. Kopp, Augsburg, Germany |
| 71 |
ANALGESIC
EFFICACY AND SAFETY OF BUPRENORPHINE TTS IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC
PAIN
R. Sittl, R. Likar, Erlangen, Germany |
| 72 |
ADENOSINE
INFUSIONS FOR INTRACTABLE NEUROPATHIC PAIN IN PALLIATIVE HOSPICE HOME
CARE
E. Gyllenhammar, L.O. Nordfors, Sollentuna, Sweden |
| 73 |
THE
USE OF TRANSDERMAL FENTANYL (DUROGESIC) IN THE TREATMENT OF CANCER
PAIN
W. Leppert, J. Luczak, L. Gorzelinska, J. Kozikowska,
S.P. Wozniak, Poznan, Poland |
| 74 |
ORAL
TRANSMUCOSAL FENTANYL CITRATE (ACTIQ) IN THE MANAGEMENT OF INCIDENT
PAIN
C. Fraser, M. Johnson, M.T. Fallon, UK |
| 75 |
PREVALENCE
OF CLINICALLY RELEVANT SYMPTOMS OF OPIOID TOXICITY IN 50 PATIENTS IN A
REGIONAL ONCOLOGY CENTRE
K. Sherry, M.T. Fallon, Ayr, UK |
| 76 |
STRONTIUM
89 IN PALLIATIVE THERAPY OF PROSTATIC CANCER BONE METASTASES
M. Baczyk, P. Milecki, E. Baczyk, J. Sowinski, J. Luczak, Poland |
| 77 |
EFFECTIVENESS
OF STRONTIUM 89 IN TREATMENT OF PAIN ASSOCIATED WITH OSSEOUS
METASTASES E. Nowakowska, P. Milecki, E. Sibilska, G. Bak,
G. Stryczynska, J. Luczak, Poland |
| 78 |
INTRAVENOUS
MORPHINE TITRATION IN A CANCER PAIN PATIENT AT HOME - A CASE
REPORT
F. Elsner, R. Sabatowski, L. Radbruch, Koeln, Germany |
| 79 |
UNCONTROLLABLE
PAIN IN THE FINAL STAGE OF CANCER: A CASE REPORT
K. Pollmann-Daamen, R. Sabatowski, F. Elsner, L. Radbruch, Koeln,
Germany |
| 80 |
INTRAVENOUS
VS. SUBCUTANEOUS MORPHINTITRATION IN PATIENTS WITH EXACERBATION OF
CHRONIC CANCER PAIN
G. Loick, L. Radbruch, R. Sabatowski, F.
Elsner, M. Oettermann, K.A. Lehmann, Koeln, Germany |
| 81 |
CHARACTERISTICS
OF TERMINAL CANCER PATIENTS WHO COMMITTED SUICIDE DURING A HOME
PALLIATIVE CARE PROGRAMME
C. Ripamonti, A. Filiberti, A. Totis, V.
Ventafridda, F. de Conno, M. Tamburini, Milan, Italy |
| 82 |
WHEN
HOSPICE PATIENTS COMMITTED SUICIDE
P. Ho, R. Yuen, C. Kwan,
C. Lai, Hong Kong, China |
| 83 |
ANALGESIC
EFFECT OF LAMOTRAGINE IN NEUROLEUKOSIS
T. Dolidze, N.
Katanjan, Tbilisi, Georgia |
| 84 |
CRYODENERVATION
IN THE PAIN MANAGEMENT OF ADVANCED PANCREATIC CANCER
O.O.
Lytvynenko, S.A. Lyalkin, O.V. Kovalchuk, Ukraine |
| 85 |
INVASIVE
PROCEDURE: A CRITICAL OVERVIEW
V. Viggiano, F. de Conno,
Milan, Italy |
| 86 |
PAIN
EXPERIENCED BY PATIENTS HOSPITALIZED AT THE NATIONAL CANCER INSTITUTE OF
MILAN RESEARCH PROJECT "TOWARDS A PAIN-FREE
HOSPITAL"
F. de Conno, E. Zecca, C. Brunelli, L. Groff,
R. Boffi, A. Caraceni, G. Galeazzi, C. Martini, C. Panceri, L. Saita, V.
Viggiano, C. Ripamonti, Milan, Italy |
| 87 |
A
RANDOMISED , DOUBLE-BLIND, CONTROLLED TRIAL OF HYDROMORPHONE (IMMEDIATE
AND SUSTAINED-RELEASE) VERSUS MORPHINE (IMMEDIATE AND SUSTAINED-RELEASE0
IN CANCER PAIN.
H. Magdi, London, UK |
| 88 |
SWITCHING
FROM MORPHINE TO METHADONE TO IMPROVE ANALGESIA AND TOLERABILITY IN
CANCER PATIENTS. A PROSPECTIVE STUDY
A. Casuccio, L. Groff, R.
Boffi, P. Villari, V. Gebbia, C. Ripamonti, S. Mercadante, Italy |
| 89 |
MORAL
PROBLEMS IN PALLIATIVE CARE JOURNALS
H. Ten Have, R.
Janssens, M. Hermsen, The Netherlands |
| 90 |
QUALITY
OF LIFE AND THE CONCEPT OF A LIFE NOT WORTH LIVING
B. Farsides,
London, UK |
| 91 |
EUTHANASIA
AND PHYSICIAN-ASSISTED SUICIDE IN SCANDINAVIA
L.J. Materstvedt, S.
Kaasa, Trondheim, Norway |
| 92 |
FREQUENCY
OF REQUEST FOR EUTHANASIA IN PALLIATIVE CARE UNITS IN RHONE-ALPES AREA
(FRANCE)
M. Comby, M. Filbet Lyon, Aut, France |
| 93 |
BREAKING
OFF THERAPY AND THERAPY REFUSAL IN AN ONCOLOGICAL PALLIATIVE CARE
UNIT
B. Van Oorschot, S.M. Liesenfeld, T.G. Wendt, Jena, Germany |
| 94 |
PALLIATIVE
CARE AT HOME: VIEWS OF PATIENTS AND CARERS ON A GOOD DEATH
G.A.M.
Widdershoven, M.J. Smits, I. Proot, Maastricht, The Netherlands |
| 95 |
WHAT
DO UNDERGRADUATE NURSES LEARN ABOUT PALLIATIVE CARE?
M.
Lloyd-Williams, Leicester , UK |
| 96 |
PAIN
AND SYMPTOM MANAGEMENT IN PALLIATIVE CARE: A PRACTICAL GUIDE
J. Swinkels, A. Kenis, Keerbergen, Belgium |
| 97 |
PALLIATIVE
CARE FOR PATIENTS WITH ADVANCED LUNG CANCER- MULTIDISCIPLINARY
APROACH
S.P. Wozniak, W. Leppert, J. Luczak, Wroclaw, Poland |
| 98 |
THE
ROLE OF MULTIDISCIPLINARY TEAM IN PALLIATIVE CARE FOR PATIENTS WITH
METASTATIC BREAST CANCER
S.P. Wozniak, B. Stelcer, A. Oronska, J.
Luczak, E. Mess, A. Leppert, Wroclaw, Poland |
| 99 |
EXPANDING
TREATMENT IN PALLIATIVE MEDICINE: THE USE OF MUSIC THERAPY TO IMPROVE
MOOD
J. Homsi, L.M. Gallagher, K. Nelson, D. Walsh, L.
Steele, USA |
| 100 |
A
SURVEY ON THE USE OF ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE BY NEUROLOGICAL PALLIATIVE
PATIENTS
M. Wasner, H. Klier, G.D. Borasio, Munich, Germany |
| 101 |
EFFECT
OF AROMATHERAPY IN DAY HOSPICE
C. Ip, N. Ngan, B. Tam, Hong Kong,
China |
| 102 |
ENDOSCOPIC
LASER ABLATION AS PALLIATIVE TREATMENT OF ENDOBRONCHIAL, NON-RESECTABLE
OR RECURRENT LUNG CANCER: ASSESSMENT OF ITS IMPACT ON QUALITY OF
LIFE
G. Mantovani, G. Astara, G. Manca, R. Versace, P.
Contu, A. Carai, Cagliari, Italy |
| 103 |
PROBLEMS
AND PRACTICALITIES OF EVIDENCE-BASED MEDICINE (EBM) IN PALLIATIVE
MEDICINE: EXPERIENCES OF REVIEWING LITERATURE ABOUT CLINICAL ESTIMATION
OF SURVIVAL
S. Eychmueller, P. Glare, N. Christakis,
St-Gallen, Switzerland |
| 104 |
A
DIAGNOSTIC "TOOLKIT" FOR PROGNOSTICATION IN PATIENTS WITH
ADVANCED CANCER
K. Virik, P. Glare, Australia |
| 105 |
PALLIATIVE
MEDICINE IN UK UNDERGRADUATE EDUCATION
G.W. Hanks, K.
Forbes, UK |
| 106 |
ARE
GUIDELINES FOR THE USE OF DRUGS FOR SYMPTOM CONTROL IN PALLIATIVE CARE
BEING USED BY GP REGISTRARS?
C. Hirsch, C. Faull, S. Field,
R. Charlton, UK |
| 107 |
CANCER
PATIENTS IN THE PALLIATIVE PHASE DO WANT TO PARTICIPATE IN
RESEARCH!
M.J. Hoekstra, N.P. Van Duijn, Amsterdam, The
Netherlands |
| 108 |
A
NEW MODEL OF PSYCHOSOCIAL CARE FOR CANCER PATIENTS IN
BELGIUM
S. Bauwens, W. Distelmans, Brussels, Belgium |
| 109 |
QUALITY
OF CARE IN A PALLIATIVE NETWORK
T. Van Iersel, A. Mullie, Brugge,
Belgium |
| 110 |
MORPHINE
CONSUMPTION IN HOSPICE AND HOSPITALS OF FRIULI VENEZIA GIULIA
(ITALY)
R. Bortolussi, S. Spazzapan, M. Matovic, L. Plai,
Aviano , Italy |
| 111 |
WHAT
DO EUROPEAN ONCOLOGISTS KNOW AND PRACTICE ABOUT PAIN
CONTROL?
S.H. Ahmedzai, A.S. Lubbe, B. Van Den Eynden,
Sheffield , UK |
| 112 |
WHAT
ARE THE GENUINE NEEDS OF ADVANCED CANCER PATIENTS?
R. Yuen,
S. Lui, Hong Kong, China |
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