Palliative and Serious Illness Patient Management for Physician Assistants

著者名：Dimitrov, Nadya (EDT)/Kemle, Kathy (EDT)

Oxford University Press（2021/08/26発売）

• 言語：ENG
• ISBN：9780190059996
• eISBN：9780190060015

Description

The first resource of its kind, Palliative and Serious Illness Patient Management for Physician Assistants provides a fundamental framework for physician assistants and physician associates to incorporate palliative care medicine, including end-of-life care, into their practice. The book focuses on pharmacologic and integrative medical therapeutic modalities, as well as the evaluation and treatment of special populations, which reflects the reality of a physician assistant's day-to-day job. It uses a patient-centered approach to address the comprehensive management of serious illness patients, as well as their designated families, significant others, caregivers, and health care providers. Chapters are organized into six sections that cover the essential aspects of care, symptom management, and transitioning care at the end-of-life. This book is ideal for physician assistant trainers (didactic or clinical), students, and practicing clinicians who seek to enhance their communication and medical skills in the treatment of all seriously illness patient populations in any specialty, and in the management of their symptoms at any stage of their disease or condition.

Table of Contents

Section 1: Essential Aspects of Serious Illness Patient Care: Structure and ProcessesChapter 1 The Physician Assistant's Role in Palliative Care MedicineRuth Ballweg, Tonda Anderson, and Michael L. PoweChapter 2 Palliative Models of Care DeliveryBritni Lookabaugh and Charles von GuntenChapter 3 Evolution of the Palliative TeamBritni Lookabaugh and Charles von GuntenChapter 4 Whole-Person Assessment of the PatientBetty Ferrell, Vanessa Battista and Ellen T. FriedmannChapter 5 Enhanced Communication SkillsMyra Glajchen and Christine WilkinsChapter 6 Decision-Making ToolkitJeffrey D. MyersSection 2: Spiritual, Religious, and Existential Aspects of CareChapter 7 Clinical Interprofessional Model of Spiritual Care: Assessing for and Treating Spiritual DistressChristina M. PuchalskiChapter 8 Foundational Guidance in Grief and BereavementJamie BeachyChapter 9 Caring for the Palliative Care Clinician: Fostering ResilienceJamie Beachy, Maureen J. Shelton, and Timothy HarrisonSection 3: Illness Burden and Its Management: Physical Aspects of CareChapter 10 ConstitutionalLara Desanti-Siska, Shawn Fellows, and Nicholas PolitoChapter 11 GastrointestinalKimberly Angelia Curseen, Denise Rizzolo, and Mark DeutchmanChapter 12 CardiopulmonaryKimberly Angelia Curseen and Jabeen TajChapter 13 Genitourinary Issues in Palliative CareMin Ji Kim and Kimberson TancoChapter 14 Assessment and Management of PainRussell K. Portenoy, Ebtesam Ahmed, and Calvin KromChapter 15 Psychological and Psychiatric Aspects of CareScott A. Irwin, Jeremy Hirst, Manuel Trachsel, Chase Samsel, Joshua Briscoe, and Nicole BatesSection 4: Special Populations and CommunitiesChapter 16 Pediatric PopulationStefan J. Friedrichsdorf, Farah Khalid, and Noelle NoahChapter 17 Older Adult PopulationHarry Strothers and Dipenkumar PatelChapter 18 LGBTQ CommunityDiane BruessowChapter 19 Patients With Substance Use DisorderHunter WoodallChapter 20 Veteran PopulationHolly PilewskiChapter 21 Prisoners' and Ex-Offenders' CommunityCatherine R. Judd and Marguerite R. PoredaSection 5: Care Transitions Including End of LifeChapter 22 Withdrawal of Life SupportRichard AckermannChapter 23 Last Days and Hours of LifeRichard AckermannChapter 24 Transitions in Palliative and End-of-Life CareKarl Steinberg and Michael FratkinSection 6: Social, Cultural, and Legal Aspects of CareChapter 25 Family Stress: Including Cultural ContextDenis Snow and Mary Ellen LasalaChapter 26 Ethical and Legal Issues: Evaluation and ManagementBonnie K. Cole-Gifford and Kathlyn F. Wohlrabe