Palliative Practices From A-Z for the Bedside Clinician
End-of-life care is a skill; its practitioners must use their knowledge and expertise in an interactive fashion with patients, families, and other healthcare providers. Palliative Practices From A-Z for the Bedside Clinician is a quick reference guide that provides information and resources for healthcare providers in any practice setting.

Oncology Nursing Society and Association of Oncology Social Work Joint Position on End-of-Life Care

Difficult Cases in Pain Management: Use of Methadone in a Multifactorial Approach

Transitions and Shifting Goals of Care for Palliative Patients and Their Families

Clinical Update
Nursing Assessment and Management of Dyspneic Patients With Lung Cancer

Assessing Pain in Cognitively Impaired Older Adults With Cancer

Hospice Patients in Clinical Cancer Treatment Trials

CJON Writing Mentorship Program Paper
Depression in Patients With Advanced Cancer

A Clinically Useful Method for Evaluating Lymphedema

Clinical Update
Nursing Assessment and Management of Dyspneic Patients With Lung Cancer

Difficult Cases in Pain Management: Use of Methadone in a Multifactorial Approach

The Impact of Humor on Patients With Cancer

Introduction of Novice Oncology Nurses to End-of-Life Care

Managing Breakthrough Pain: A Clinical Review With Three Case Studies Using Oral Transmucosal Fentanyl Citrate

Patient and Surgeon Decision Making Regarding Surgery for Advanced Cancer

Restoring the Spirit at the End of Life: Music as an Intervention for Oncology Nurses

Revisiting the Road Not Taken: Integrating Palliative Care Into Oncology Nursing

Why There Is No Cookbook Approach to Palliative Care: Implications of the P450 Enzyme System

Journal Club
Family Perspectives on Communication With Healthcare Providers During End-of-Life Cancer Care

Nursing Experience and the Care of Dying Patients

Family Perspectives on Communication With Healthcare Providers During End-of-Life Cancer Care

The Impact of the Hospice Environment on Patient Spiritual Expression

Measurement Issues in Quality-of-Life Assessments

Methodologic Issues in Collecting Data From Debilitated Patients With Cancer Near the End of Life

Palliative Care at the End of Life: Policy Analysis

Patient Control and End-of-Life Care Part I: The Advanced Practice Nurse Perspective

Patient and Surgeon Decision Making Regarding Surgery for Advanced Cancer

Prognostication in Advanced Cancer: Nurses' Perceptions of the Dying Process

Sleep-Wake Disturbances and Quality of Life in Patients With Advanced Lung Cancer

Symptom Distress and Quality of Life in Patients With Cancer Newly Admitted to Hospice Home Care

Spiritual Issues of Family Members in a Pancreatic Cancer Chat Room

Issues in Palliative and End-of-Life Care