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Living in limbo : the nature and impact of terminal bowel obstruction in advanced cancer : patient's experiences

By:

Gwilliam, B

Publication details: Thesis (MSc)-University of London, 2000Subject(s):

Contents:

Acknowledgements ; Abstract ; Introduction ; Review of the literature ; Study design and methods ; Data analysis and findings ; Discussion ; Conclusion ; Appendices ; References

Summary: This study using a phenomenological approach uses qualitative interviews to begin to explore patients' experiences of living with bowel obstruction and the impact it has on their lives as they approach their imminent death.

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Acknowledgements ; Abstract ; Introduction ; Review of the literature ; Study design and methods ; Data analysis and findings ; Discussion ; Conclusion ; Appendices ; References

This study using a phenomenological approach uses qualitative interviews to begin to explore patients' experiences of living with bowel obstruction and the impact it has on their lives as they approach their imminent death.

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