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The European Journal of Palliative Care (EJPC) is edited by Dr Andrew Hoy with the help of an international Editorial Board.

The European Journal of Palliative Care is the official journal of the European Association for Palliative Care

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Hayward Medical Communications

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Article title

Issue

 

Adolescence: Palliative care in adolescence

2.2

Advance directives – the ethical pros and cons

10.3

Africa: Making it real: advances in palliative care in Africa

15.1

Aging: Aging, pain and palliative care

13.3

AIDS: Developing palliative care services for patients with AIDS

4.4

AIDS: Octreotide in treatment of AIDS-related symptoms

1.1

AIDS: The changing face of terminal care for AIDS

9.6

AIDS: The management of AIDS dementia complex

5.4

Akathisia: Acute akathisia in palliative care

12.1

Albania: The development of terminal care in Albania

8.6

Anaemia and blood transfusions in palliative care

10.2

Anaemia: The management of anaemia

6.5

Analgesia: A new 24-hour morphine hydrogel suppository

7.5

Analgesia: A new treatment option for chronic cancer pain

1.1

Analgesia: An overview of opioids in palliative care: part 1

13.6

Analgesia: Analgesic blocks in palliative care

2.3

Analgesia: Analgesic use in patients with renal failure

7.6

Analgesia: Assessment and treatment of pain in children in palliative care

1.1

Analgesia: Cannabis and pain c

11.6

Analgesia: Conversion formula for transdermal fentanyl

5.3

Analgesia: End-of-life patient-controlled analgesia at home

12.1

Analgesia: Gabapentin as an analgesic

8.2

Analgesia: International control of opioids for medical use

4.6

Analgesia: Intraspinal opioids and local anaesthetics for cancer pain

1.4

Analgesia: Is corticosteroid prescribing appropriate in palliative care?

13.5

Analgesia: Is the WHO analgesic ladder active or archaic?

15.4

Analgesia: Latin American survey on the treatment of cancer pain

13.6

Analgesia: Managing phantom limb pain

13.2

Analgesia: Methadone: an alternative conversion regime

9.3

Analgesia: Methadone: the analgesic

12.5

Analgesia: Modified-release opioids

8.4

Analgesia: Morphine – doctors’ beliefs and the myths

7.5

Analgesia: Neurolytic coeliac plexus block in the treatment of abdominal cancer pain

11.4

Analgesia: Neurotoxic effects of opioids

3.4

Analgesia: NSAIDs: are they effective in treating cancer pain?

11.1

Analgesia: Opioid analgesia: new insights

13.5

Analgesia: Opioids and the control of breathing: what do we know?

13.2

Analgesia: Oral ketamine in patients with difficult cancer pain

12.2

Analgesia: Oral transmucosal fentanyl citrate for the management of breakthrough pain

8.1

Analgesia: Oxycodone: a review of the literature

8.3

Analgesia: Pain therapy in Pancoast’s syndrome

2.4

Analgesia: Patient-controlled analgesia in cancer pain

3.3

Analgesia: Rapid opioid titration in severe cancer pain

12.1

Analgesia: Recommendations for the use of non-analgesic drugs in palliative care

10.6

Analgesia: Sustained-release morphine sulphate in cancer pain

9.4

Analgesia: Syringe drivers and subcutaneous sites: a review

13.4

Analgesia: The modern history of morphine use in cancer pain

12.4

Analgesia: The physiology of somatostatin and its synthetic analogue, octreotide

1.1

Analgesia: The role of anticonvulsants in palliative care

4.1

Analgesia: The role of ketamine in pain control

3.4

Analgesia: The role of nebulised drugs in palliating respiratory symptoms of malignant disease

2.1

Analgesia: The treatment of morphine-induced constipation

5.1

Analgesia: The use of antitussive drugs in terminally ill patients

11.6

Analgesia: The use of implantable pumps in palliative care

13.2

Analgesia: The use of levomepromazine in palliative care

12.1

Analgesia: The use of methadone in the care of the dying

4.5

Analgesia: The use of NSAIDs in patients with cancer: just how safe is it?

8.5

Analgesia: Tramadol – a step towards the ideal analgesic?

2.2

Analgesia: Tramadol and cancer pain

9.2

Analgesia: Transdermal opioid control of cancer pain

3.4

Analgesia: Treatment of bone pain with bisphosphonates

1.4

Analgesia: WHO analgesic ladder – or lift?

10.3

Anorexia: Treating cancer patients with anorexia-cachexia syndrome

14.5

Anorexia: Treating the anorexia of cancer

5.6

Antibiotics: Antibiotic choices in palliative care

4.1

Antibiotics: Antibiotics and palliative care

13.1

Antibiotics: How effective are parenteral antibiotics in hospice patients?

15.3

Architecture: Palliative care and architecture: from hospital to people

5.4

Art: Understanding children’s pain through drawings

7.6

Arts: All-consuming pain

8.6

Arts: An innovative, practical course in the medical humanities

8.5

Arts: Ars moriendi: images of death in Spanish art

4.5

Arts: Bringing the arts to the bedside

11.6

Arts: Creativity and coming of age

7.4

Arts: Empathy, creativity and the arts in palliative care

6.3

Arts: Providing scope for creative growth in palliative care

8.4

Arts: Teaching through artwork in terminal care

9.1

Ascites: A review of the management of malignant ascites

12.2

Ascites: Controlling malignant ascites

8.5

Aspiration, pleural: Improving aspiration technique

8.2

Assessment tools: Examining the comfort of the unconscious patient

9.6

Assessment tools: Methods for assessing physical functioning in cancer patients

15.4

Assessment tools: Monitoring a hospital palliative care team using the PACA tool

13.2

Assessment tools: Symptom assessment in terminally ill cancer patients

15.2

Assessment: Patient self-assessment or carer assessment: are these the only options?

7.1

Attitudes to death: Mortality, metaphors and the media

7.6

Attitudes to death: Now and at the hour of our death: the Ars moriendi and modern dying

8.5

Audit of deaths: Ensuring that patients are able to die a good death

11.4

Audit: Access to specialist palliative care for cancer patients

13.2

Audit: Auditing palliative care in general practice

3.3

Audit: Organisational audit for specialist palliative care services

1.4

Auditory hallucinations: How common are auditory hallucinations in palliative care?

11.3

 

Behavioural problems in palliative care patients

11.2

Belgium: Palliative care associations – the Belgian experience

10.6

Belgium: Palliative day care in Belgium: first observations

12.4

Belgium: Specialist palliative care training in Belgium

6.4

Benefits: An audit of welfare benefits advocacy services in a hospice

13.1

Bereavement – a social phenomenon?

8.6

Bereavement in the classroom

11.1

Bereavement visiting in the community

12.2

Bereavement: A metal strongbox – a metaphor for use in bereavement work

8.1

Bereavement: A skills course for volunteer bereavement counsellors

15.3

Bereavement: Bereaved children’s support groups: where are we now?

7.4

Bereavement: Children and bereavement – what are the issues?

1.1

Bereavement: Death, bereavement and stepfamilies

11.5

Bereavement: Developing a multi-agency bereavement service

9.4

Bereavement: Grief in children

2.2

Bereavement: Group work with bereaved children

1.3

Bereavement: Helping children work through their grief

3.2

Bereavement: Hospice-based groups for bereaved siblings

3.1

Bereavement: Involving volunteers in bereavement counselling

5.2

Bereavement: Loss and palliative care

14.1

Bereavement: Saying goodbye

2.1

Bereavement: Supporting bereaved people with intellectual disabilities

12.6

Bereavement: Symbolic death as grief therapy

3.1

Bereavement: Symbolic death as grief therapy: Part II

3.2

Bereavement: Teaching children to understand death and grieving

9.6

Bereavement: Teamwork with families facing bereavement

1.4

Bereavement: The case study masterclass: Case 14. A complex bereavement after the death of a patient with learning difficulties

11.2

Bereavement: The provision of grief services by primary care physicians

13.4

Bereavement: The role of bereavement counselling in hospice work

7.1

Bereavement: UK bereavement services for children and young people

12.5

Bereavement: Working with children facing bereavement as individuals

1.2

Bisphosphonates: The use of bisphosphonates in palliative care

7.2

Body image: Body image and the impact of terminal disease

4.5

Bone metastases: Imaging of skeletal metastases

6.3

Bone metastases: The diagnosis and treatment of bone metastases

14.2

Book review: Death and dying: a sociological introduction

14.6

Book review: The common sense guide to improving palliative care

15.4

Bowel obstruction: Malignant bowel obstruction

8.4

Bowel obstruction: Malignant bowel obstruction in advanced and terminal cancer patients

1.1

Brain tumour: The case study masterclass: Case 28. Another challenging patient with a primary brain tumour

13.5

Brain tumours: Convulsive seizures in patients with brain tumours

14.1

Brain tumours: Malignant brain tumours and palliative care

9.1

Brain tumours: The case study masterclass: Case 8. Is palliative care always helpful?

10.2

Breakthrough pain: Realising unmet needs in breakthrough pain

14.1

Breakthrough pain: The management of breakthrough cancer pain: is current practice best practice?

13.1

Burn-out: Suffering – a problem that also affects nurses

10.2

Burnout – what is at stake?

2.1

Burnout: Recent research into staff stress in palliative care

4.3

 

Cambodia: A palliative care unit for AIDS and cancer sufferers in Cambodia

13.6

Canada: Palliative care in Canada

5.4

Canada: The evolution of palliative medicine education in Canada

6.6

Cancer: Paracetamol allergy in a patient with advanced cancer

15.1

Cancer: Prognosis in patients with advanced incurable cancer

14.4

Cancer: The cancer care triangle

11.3

Carcinoma: The case study masterclass: Case 1. Carcinoma of the gastric fundus

9.1

Cardiac failure: Breathlessness and fatigue in cardiac failure

11.1

Care homes: Raising standards for elderly people dying in care homes

14.6

Care homes: Supporting palliative care in care homes – the way forward?

12.2

Care pathway: Developing an integrated care pathway for the dying patient

4.6

Caring for the body at the end of life

12.5

Caring: Keeping the balance

9.1

Caring: Taking care

7.1

Cerebral metastases: The management of cerebral metastases

5.1

Chemotherapy: The case study masterclass: Case 30. And baby came too: Lucy’s story

14.1

Chemotherapy: the palliative role

5.5

Chile: Palliative care in Chile

4.4

Cicely Saunders – a voice for the voiceless

12.5

Cicely Saunders: A weekend at St Christopher’s

1.2

Clinical supervision can benefit palliative care

15.4

Colombia: Why dying at home indicates unmet needs in Colombia

15.3

Colon: The case study masterclass:. Case 2. Adenocarcinoma of the sigmoid colon

9.2

Comment: A long and winding road

14.6

Comment: Equity of access

15.1

Comment: Losing the label of elitism

14.4

Comment: Love and loss: a timely tribute

14.5

Comment: New year, new direction?

14.2

Comment: Respecting culture near the end of life

15.2

Comment: Who’s afraid of palliative care?

15.3

Communication – what works?, Family information and