Emergencies in Supportive and Palliative Care 2nd Edition

Capture immediate attention with clear, actionable guidance for one of healthcare’s most challenging moments. Emergencies in Supportive and Palliative Care, 2nd Edition by David Currow, Katherine Clark, and Paul Kleinig is an indispensable resource for clinicians who must make rapid, compassionate decisions at the bedside.

Grounded in contemporary practice, this edition translates evidence into practical steps for managing acute symptoms and crises in patients with life-limiting illness. Concise chapters cover respiratory distress, uncontrolled pain, seizures, bleeding, delirium, and symptom escalation—each offering clear assessment pathways, prioritized interventions, and communication tips for patients, families, and multidisciplinary teams. The book balances clinical algorithms with real-world case scenarios, making complex judgment calls easier to navigate under pressure.

Designed for palliative care physicians, nurses, general practitioners, emergency department staff, and hospice teams, the text enhances confidence in both hospital and community settings. Its international perspective ensures relevance across Australia, the UK, the US, and other healthcare systems, while remaining sensitive to local practice variations and ethical considerations.

If you seek a reliable, fast-reference guide that improves patient comfort and supports shared decision-making during crises, this edition delivers. Practical, compassionate, and evidence-informed, it’s the go-to manual for managing palliative and supportive care emergencies with skill and empathy.

Order your copy today to equip your team with proven strategies for safer, more confident emergency care in supportive and palliative medicine.

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