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- Disclosures
- Preface
- Acknowledgment
- Contributors
- Chapter 1 Overview of Communication
- Chapter 2 A Historical Perspective of Palliative Care Communication
- Chapter 3 Transactional Communication
- Chapter 4 Consumer Communication and Public Messaging About Palliative Care
- Chapter 5 Communication Ethics
- Chapter 6 Communication in Palliative Social Work
- Chapter 7 Communication in Palliative Medicine
- Chapter 8 Communication in Palliative Nursing
- Chapter 9 Communication in Palliative Care Chaplaincy
- Chapter 10 Communication in Clinical Psychology
- Chapter 11 Cultural Humility
- Chapter 12 Health Literacy and Communication in Palliative Care
- Chapter 13 Patient- and Family-Centered Written Communication in the Palliative Care Setting
- Chapter 14 Health Disparities
- Chapter 15 The Role of Communication and Information in Symptom Management
- Chapter 16 Patient Experience of Illness
- Chapter 17 Family Member Experience of Caregiving
- Chapter 18 Family Caregiver Communication Goals and Messages
- Chapter 19 Cultural Considerations in Palliative Care and Serious Illness
- Chapter 20 Family Conversations About In-Home and Hospice Care
- Chapter 21 Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease and Heart Disease
- Chapter 22 Oncology Across the Trajectory
- Chapter 23 Transplantation and Organ Donation
- Chapter 24 Communication Challenges in Providing Advance Care Planning for People Living With HIV/AIDS
- Chapter 25 Homeless, Mentally Ill, and Drug-Addicted Patients
- Chapter 26 Seriously Ill Veterans
- Chapter 27 Neonatal and Pediatrics
- Chapter 28 Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Communication
- Chapter 29 Patient-Centered Communication
- Chapter 30 Care Coordination and Transitions in Care
- Chapter 31 Trust, Hope, and Miracles
- Chapter 32 Physical Pain and Symptoms
- Chapter 33 Complementary and Alternative Medicine
- Chapter 34 Redefining Comfort Measures
- Chapter 35 Advance Care Planning
- Chapter 36 Palliative Care Communication and Sexuality
- Chapter 37 Spiritual Communication
- Chapter 38 Grief Reactions
- Chapter 39 Team Communication in the Acute Care Setting
- Chapter 40 Team Communication in the Outpatient Care Setting
- Chapter 41 Team Communication in the Hospice Setting
- Chapter 42 Team Communication in the Nursing Home Setting
- Chapter 43 Communication Education for Physicians
- Chapter 44 Communication Education for Nurses
- Chapter 45 Communication Education for Social Workers
- Chapter 46 Communication Education for Chaplains
- Chapter 47 Interprofessional Education
- Chapter 48 Qualitative Communication Research
- Chapter 49 Quantitative Communication Research
- Chapter 50 The State of the Science on Palliative Care Communication
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- Disclosures
- Preface
- Acknowledgment
- Contributors
- Chapter 1 Overview of Communication
- Chapter 2 A Historical Perspective of Palliative Care Communication
- Chapter 3 Transactional Communication
- Chapter 4 Consumer Communication and Public Messaging About Palliative Care
- Chapter 5 Communication Ethics
- Chapter 6 Communication in Palliative Social Work
- Chapter 7 Communication in Palliative Medicine
- Chapter 8 Communication in Palliative Nursing
- Chapter 9 Communication in Palliative Care Chaplaincy
- Chapter 10 Communication in Clinical Psychology
- Chapter 11 Cultural Humility
- Chapter 12 Health Literacy and Communication in Palliative Care
- Chapter 13 Patient- and Family-Centered Written Communication in the Palliative Care Setting
- Chapter 14 Health Disparities
- Chapter 15 The Role of Communication and Information in Symptom Management
- Chapter 16 Patient Experience of Illness
- Chapter 17 Family Member Experience of Caregiving
- Chapter 18 Family Caregiver Communication Goals and Messages
- Chapter 19 Cultural Considerations in Palliative Care and Serious Illness
- Chapter 20 Family Conversations About In-Home and Hospice Care
- Chapter 21 Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease and Heart Disease
- Chapter 22 Oncology Across the Trajectory
- Chapter 23 Transplantation and Organ Donation
- Chapter 24 Communication Challenges in Providing Advance Care Planning for People Living With HIV/AIDS
- Chapter 25 Homeless, Mentally Ill, and Drug-Addicted Patients
- Chapter 26 Seriously Ill Veterans
- Chapter 27 Neonatal and Pediatrics
- Chapter 28 Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Communication
- Chapter 29 Patient-Centered Communication
- Chapter 30 Care Coordination and Transitions in Care
- Chapter 31 Trust, Hope, and Miracles
- Chapter 32 Physical Pain and Symptoms
- Chapter 33 Complementary and Alternative Medicine
- Chapter 34 Redefining Comfort Measures
- Chapter 35 Advance Care Planning
- Chapter 36 Palliative Care Communication and Sexuality
- Chapter 37 Spiritual Communication
- Chapter 38 Grief Reactions
- Chapter 39 Team Communication in the Acute Care Setting
- Chapter 40 Team Communication in the Outpatient Care Setting
- Chapter 41 Team Communication in the Hospice Setting
- Chapter 42 Team Communication in the Nursing Home Setting
- Chapter 43 Communication Education for Physicians
- Chapter 44 Communication Education for Nurses
- Chapter 45 Communication Education for Social Workers
- Chapter 46 Communication Education for Chaplains
- Chapter 47 Interprofessional Education
- Chapter 48 Qualitative Communication Research
- Chapter 49 Quantitative Communication Research
- Chapter 50 The State of the Science on Palliative Care Communication