2004 - 2007 - Cicely Saunders Institute - King's College London

363. HARDING R, Panatovic B, Agupio G, Gillespie C, Mashao
T, Mmoledi K, Ndlovu P, Dinat N, Gwyther L, Mpanga-Seburia
L. Measuring pain and symptoms in resource-poor settings: a
comparison of verbal, visual and hand scoring methods in
Sub-Saharan Africa. European Journal of Palliative Care 2007:
EAPC
364. HARDING R, SELMAN L, Beynon T, Hodson F, Coady E,
Hazeledene C, HIGGINSON IJ. Improving end of life care for
chronic heart failure patients: let’s hope it’ll get better, when I
know in my heart of hearts it won’t? European Journal of
Palliative Care 2007:EAPC
365. HIGGINSON IJ. Guidelines for depression in palliative
care: current challenges and research agenda. Representing
the EPCRC research group. European Journal of Palliative Care
2007:EAPC
366. HIGGINSON IJ. Developing a common language towards
consensus based quality palliative care – Why are definitions
important? European Journal of Palliative Care 2007:EAPC
367. KOFFMAN J, Morgan M, EDMONDS PM, HIGGINSON IJ.
Culture and pain: a qualitative study of Caribbean and white
British patients with advanced cancer living in London. European
Journal of Palliative Care 2007:EAPC
368. LONGHURST S, KOFFMAN J, SHIPMAN C, Taylor E,
Dewar S. Dying for information: an evaluation of a telephone
helpline for patients with advanced disease and their families.
European Journal of Palliative Care 2007:EAPC
369. LONGHURST S, KOFFMAN J, SHIPMAN C, Taylor E,
Dewar S. A learning curve: developing and operating a
telephone helpline for patients with advanced disease and their
families and professional carers. European Journal of Palliative
Care 2007:EAPC
370. MURTAGH FEM, ADDINGTON-HALL JM, EDMONDS
PM, Donohoe P, Jenkins K, HIGGINSON IJ. Renal patients
have symptoms too – a cross-sectional survey of symptoms in
stage 5 chronic kidney disease managed without dialysis.
European Journal of Palliative Care 2007:EAPC
371. Perkins P, BOOTH S, Vowler S, BARCLAY SIG. What are
patients’ research priorities for palliative care? European
Journal of Palliative Care 2007:EAPC
372. Pilkington G, KOFFMAN J. Appetite loss in advanced
cancer – the informal caregivers’ perspective. European
Journal of Palliative Care 2007:EAPC
373. Rapisarda E, Bertone G, Beccaro M, COSTANTINI M.
Dissatisfaction with home and hospital care during the last
three months of life of Italian cancer patients. European Journal
of Palliative Care 2007:EAPC
374. Remi C, BAUSEWEIN C. Coadministration of Metamizole
(Dipyrone), Midazolam and Morphine: compatibility and
stability. European Journal of Palliative Care 2007:EAPC
375. SALEEM T, Leigh N, HIGGINSON IJ. Symptom
prevalence against people affected by advanced and
progressive neurological conditions – a systematic review.
European Journal of Palliative Care 2007: EAPC
376. SELMAN L, Agupio G, Gillespie C, Mashao T, Mmoledi K,
Ndlovu P, Dinat N, Gwyther L, Mpanga-Sebuyira, Panatovic B.
The needs and experiences of palliative care patients in South
Africa and Uganda. European Journal of Palliative Care 2007:
EAPC
377. SHIPMAN C, HIGGINSON IJ, GYSELS M, White P, Worth
A, Murray S, BARCLAY SIG, Forrest S, Shepherd J, Dale J.
What is end of life care? Definitions from a national consultation
and implications for practice. European Journal of
Palliative Care 2007:EAPC
378. SPECK PW, Mills M, Coleman P. Pastoral care of the
elderly: do clergy have an attitude problem? European Journal
of Palliative Care 2007:EAPC
379. SPECK PW. Team working – fulfilling or frustrating.
European Journal of Palliative Care 2007:EAPC
PUBLICATIONS IN PRESS
380. Eisenchlas JH, HARDING R, Daud ML, Pérez M, De
Simone GG, HIGGINSON IJ. Use of the Palliative Outcome
Scale in Argentina: A cross-cultural adaptation and validation
study. Journal of Pain and Symptom Management
381. GYSELS M, BAUSEWIEN C, HIGGINSON IJ.
Experiences of breathlessness: a systematic review of the
qualitative literature. Palliative and Supportive Care
382. HALL S, Marteau TM. Practice nurses’ reports of giving
opportunistic smoking cessation advice in three contexts.
Nicotine and Tobacco Research
383. JACKSON D, TURNER-STOKES L, Murray J, Leese M.
Validation of the Memory and Behavior Problems Checklist –
1990R for use in acquired brain injury. Brain Injury
384. Karus D, Raveis VH, Ratcliffe M, Rosefield Jr, HA,
HIGGINSON IJ. Health status and service needs of male
inmates seriously ill with HIV/AIDS at two large urban jails.
American Journal of Men’s Health
385. LONGHURST S, KOFFMAN J, SHIPMAN C, Taylor E,
Dewar S. Helping people access information at the end of life:
evaluating a helpline. King’s Fund Publications
386. MAGEE WL. Music as a diagnostic tool in low awareness
states: Considering limbic responses. Brain Injury
387. MAGEE WL. A comparison between the use of songs and
improvisation in music therapy with adults living with acquired
and chronic illness. Australian Journal of Music Therapy
388. MURTAGH FEM, Chai MO, Donohoe P, EDMONDS PM,
HIGGINSON IJ. The use of opioid analgesia in end-stage renal
disease patients managed without dialysis: recommendation for
practice. Journal of Pain and Palliative Care Pharmacotherapy
389. SELMAN L, HARDING R, Beynon T, Hodson F, Coady E,
Hazeldine C, Walton M, Gibbs L, HIGGINSON IJ. Improving end
of life care for chronic heart failure patients. “Let’s hope it’ll get
better, when I know in my heart of hearts it won’t”. Heart BMJ
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