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Volume 20 - April 2022

Contents

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Essay/Personal Reflection

  • Palliative Care Internship: A view of an oncology resident in Portugal

  • Alícia Guadalupe Oliveira, Isabel Galriça Neto
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    04 March 2021, p. 603
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  • Pandemic ageism

  • Paul Rousseau
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    06 August 2021, p. 910
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Letter to the Editor

  • The dismissal of grief

  • Paul Rousseau
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    09 June 2021, p. 299
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  • The effect of COVID-19 and rise of telehealth on end-of-life conversations

  • Simran Kripalani, Klaus Danjolli, John F. McGeehan
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    14 January 2021, pp. 144-145
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  • What if Beethoven had been given an SSRI with a benzodiazepine chaser?

  • Simon Wein
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    23 June 2021, pp. 761-763
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  • An act of love

  • John Alan Gambril
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    08 February 2022, pp. 449-450
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  • End-of-life conversations are a difficult part of medicine. The COVID-19 pandemic has made them simultaneously more necessary and more difficult. Encouraging patients to have these conversations with their own providers and loved ones can help ensure, when the unfortunate time comes, their end-of-life wishes are carried out. This honors the patient and limits burden on others. Here, I reflect on how my personal experience as both a grieving grandson and as a resident physician has emphasized the importance of end-of-life conversations.

Poetry

Essay/Personal Reflection

  • Like sands through the hourglass

  • M. Courtney Hughes
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    04 March 2021, pp. 604-605
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  • The three faces of isolation

  • Perryn Ng
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    09 August 2021, pp. 911-912
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Letter to the Editor

  • Interpreting end-of-life experiences of the person with motor neurone disease

  • Denise Andrea Harris
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    25 June 2021, pp. 300-301
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Erratum

  • Interpreting end-of-life experiences of the person with motor neurone disease – ERRATUM

  • Denise Andrea Harris
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    26 July 2021, p. 302
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Front Cover (OFC, IFC) and matter

  • PAX volume 20 issue 3 Cover and Front matter

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    17 June 2022, pp. f1-f4
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Poetry

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  • Ode to a good neighbor

  • Christine L. Xu
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    04 March 2021, p. 606
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  • Piano and organ

  • Paul Rousseau
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    15 March 2021, p. 913
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Corrigendum

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  • Should suicide be prevented among cancer patients?

  • Yoshiyuki Takimoto
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    10 March 2021, pp. 607-608
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