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    The culture of physiotherapy in palliative care is gaining more and more its place in multidisciplinary team working. The image of physiotherapist as a masseur is gradually disappearing because there are more requests from patients wanting to move, to regain the autonomy that it has been denied for some time by disease and bad information.

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    The culture of physiotherapy in palliative care is gaining more and more its place in multidisciplinary team working. The image of physiotherapist as a masseur is gradually disappearing because there are more requests from patients wanting to move, to regain the autonomy that it has been denied for some time by disease and bad information.

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    Brescia Michael J.

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    The culture of physiotherapy in palliative care is gaining more and more its place in multidisciplinary team working. The image of physiotherapist as a masseur is gradually disappearing because there are more requests from patients wanting to move, to regain the autonomy that it has been denied for some time by disease and bad information.

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    Antea Worldwide Palliative Care Conference

    Rome, 12-14 November 2008

    ABSTRACT FORM

    Presenting author PHYSIOTHERAPY SERVICE: HOSPICE OVERVIEW IN ITALY (SOUTH-CENTER


    AREA)
    Michael J. Brescia
    Authors (max 6, presenting author included): Simone Berretta
    Email:

    jmagnetti@calvaryhospital.org
    By telephone survey we conducted the situation entering the role of physiotherapist in helping the
    Phone terminally patient in central-southern Italy is not so criticises.
    The culture of physiotherapy in palliative care is gaining more and more its place in
    multidisciplinary team working.
    Mobile phone There are many structures especially at the central Italy where patients are monitored at home
    and in hospice and they do therapies of all kinds, from respiratory physiotherapy to lymph
    drainage, kinesitherapy to walking training, etc..
    The work possibilities are with contracts of indefinite duration for the most fortunate, otherwise
    Please underline the most there are contracts of cooperation or advice, performance contracts, this contractual situation
    appropriate category for your varies by type of structure where you are.
    abstract The image of physiotherapist as a masseur is gradually disappearing because there are more
    requests from patients wanting to move, to regain the autonomy that it has been denied for some
    • Pain and other symptoms
    time by disease and bad information.
    • Palliative care for cancer patients

    • Palliative care for non cancer


    patients
    • Paediatric palliative care
    • Palliative care for the elderly
    • The actors of palliative care
    • Latest on drugs

    • Pain

    • Illness and suffering through


    media
    • Marginalisation and social stigma
    at the end of life
    • Palliative care advocacy projects

    • Prognosis and diagnosis


    communication in
    different cultures
    • Communication between doctor-
    patient and patient-
    equipe
    • Religions and cultures versus
    suffering, death and
    bereavement
    • Public institution in the world:
    palliative care policies
    and law
    • Palliative care: from villages to metropolies

    • Space, light and gardens for the terminally ill patient


    • End-of-life ethics
    • Complementary therapies Session: Pain
    • Education, training and research
    • Fund-raising and no-profit Chair of the session: Prof. Alessandro Fabrizio Sabato, Prof. Guido Fanelli
    • Bereavement support
    • Volunteering in palliative care
    • Rehabilitation in palliative care

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