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Retrieved February 16, 2008 from Academic Search Premier database (2004-19481-004).
Management of pain in the case of dementia is challenging. Patients with advancing stages of dementia have dificulty interpretting pain and verbally communicating. Establishment of non-verbal communicatory cues are crucial to recieve proper treatment. Dementia treatments vary from pharmacological to non-pharmacological.
Pakenham, Kenneth I., (2007). Rehabilitation Psychology 52(4), 380-389, Retrieved
February 16, 2008 fromPsycArticlesdatabase (rep-52-4-380).
This article examined the how mutliple sclerosis patients adjust and make sense of their world. MS causes many social difficulties that in turn cause psychological problems. There cause be a feeling of meaninglessness which causes lots of distress. Patients who actively engage in achieving a new understanding of their reality within the illness become better adjusted.

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Academic Search Premier database (13481340).
Pain management for patients suffering with an advanced life-threatening illness, such as cancer, is now moving in the direction of non-traditional approaches. Yoga, Buddhist philosophy, and existential psychotherapy are some forms of meaning centered approaches which encourage the ill to explore and seek understanding in life and in their death. These forms of therapy give spiritual meaningand insightto the patients in their time of suffering.
Sachs, Greg A., Shega, Joseph W., Cox-Hayley, Deon, (2004). Barriers to Excellent End-of-life
Care for Patients with Dementia. Journal of General Internal Medicine, 19(10), 1057-1063,
Retrieved February 16, 2008 from Academic Search Premier database (2004-19481-004).
Management of pain in the case of dementia is challenging. Patients with advancing stages of dementia have dificulty interpretting pain and verbally communicating. Establishment of non-verbal communicatory cues are crucial to recieve proper t

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Canadian Journal of Psychiatry, 49(6), 366-372, Retrieved February 17, 2008, from
Academic Search Premier database (13481340).
seek understanding. understanding in life and in their death. These forms of therapy give spiritual meaningand insightto the patients. patients in their time of suffering.

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Canadian Journal of Psychiatry, 49(6), 366-372, Retrieved February 17, 2008, from
Academic Search Premier database (13481340).
Pain management for patients suffering with an advanced life-threatening illness, such as cancer, is now moving in the direction of non-traditional approaches. Yoga, Buddhist philosophy, and existential psychotherapy are some forms of meaning centered approaches which encourage the ill to explore and seek understanding. These forms of therapy give spiritual meaningand insightto the patients.

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Breitbart, William,Gibson, Christopher,Poppito, William;Gibson, Christopher;Poppito, Shannon R., R.; Berg, Amy. (2004). Psychotherapeutic
Psychotherapeutic Interventions at the End of Life: A Focus on Meaning and Spirituality. Canadian
Canadian Journal of Psychiatry, 49(6), 366-372, Retrieved February 17, 2008, from Academic
Academic Search Premier database (13481340).

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Breitbart, William, Gibson, Christopher, Poppito, Shannon R., Berg, Amy. (2004). Psychotherapeutic Interventions at the End of Life: A Focus on Meaning and Spirituality. Canadian Journal of Psychiatry, 49(6), 366-372, Retrieved February 17, 2008, from Academic Search Premier database (13481340).

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Share Research TipsCheck out the resources available through the Association for Death Educators and Counselors (ADEC) at http://www.adec.org
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Guide for finding sources at the George T. Potter Library
Go to the Finding resources at the library
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Death and Dying, Life and Living
Guide for finding sources at the George T. Potter Library
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Leigh Keller
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****Remember: once you learn HOW to search a database and PLAY with language/search terms, you can research anywhere!****Reference Desk
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Tip: When only a citation is included, click on the "Check availability at Ramapo" link to see if the full text of the article is available in our collection.
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Includes journals: The Gerontologist and Journal of Family Issues
Tip: When only a citation is included, click on the "Check for full-text" link to see if the full text of the article is available in our collection.
Nursing/Medical Databases
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Biomedical Reference Collection
Omega Tip:
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Nursing and Allied Health
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Ref H31.O62 D28
DeathandDyingBibliography from your syllabus
!Finding Articles
These databases are for finding journal articles
They are available 24/7 ONLY to Ramapo students

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This is your opportunity to be more specific in your searches
Always switch to the Advance Search page in a database. This will give you more control over your results.
loss) AND:
AND: narrows your search ex: children and death
OR: broadens your search ex: (eldery or older people) and (home care or care)
NOT: eliminates ex: "trauma loss" not medical trauma