Phil Jevon qualified as an RGN in 1986. He worked on CCU between the years 1987 and 1993, during which time he gained considerable experience in coronary care nursing. He also worked regular shifts on a Chemotherapy Unit. He has been the Resuscitation Officer/Clinical Skills Lead at The Manor Hospital, Walsall since 1993 and is an Honorary Clinical Lecturer at the Birmingham Medical School.

• ForewordContributorsChapter 1 Care of the dying patient: a guide for nursesDan HigginsChapter 2 Symptom control at the end of lifeLouisa Hunwick, Shareen Juwle and Glen MitchellChapter 3 Do not attempt resuscitation decisionsElaine Walton and Philip JevonChapter 4 Ethical issuesFiona FoxallChapter 5 Complementary therapies in palliative careRachel McGuinnessChapter 6 Relatives witnessing resuscitationMelanie HumphreysChapter 7 Organ donationRachel Hodge and Liz ArmstrongChapter 8 Breaking bad newsDan HigginsChapter 9 Last officesDan HigginsChapter 10 Legal issues of deathRichard GriffithChapter 11 Post mortems and inquestsCassam TengnahChapter 12 Record keepingPhilip JevonIndex

Phil Jevon qualified as an RGN in 1986. He worked on CCU between the years 1987 and 1993, during which time he gained considerable experience in coronary care nursing. He also worked regular shifts on a Chemotherapy Unit. He has been the Resuscitation Officer/Clinical Skills Lead at The Manor Hospital, Walsall since 1993 and is an Honorary Clinical Lecturer at the Birmingham Medical School.

• ForewordContributorsChapter 1 Care of the dying patient: a guide for nursesDan HigginsChapter 2 Symptom control at the end of lifeLouisa Hunwick, Shareen Juwle and Glen MitchellChapter 3 Do not attempt resuscitation decisionsElaine Walton and Philip JevonChapter 4 Ethical issuesFiona FoxallChapter 5 Complementary therapies in palliative careRachel McGuinnessChapter 6 Relatives witnessing resuscitationMelanie HumphreysChapter 7 Organ donationRachel Hodge and Liz ArmstrongChapter 8 Breaking bad newsDan HigginsChapter 9 Last officesDan HigginsChapter 10 Legal issues of deathRichard GriffithChapter 11 Post mortems and inquestsCassam TengnahChapter 12 Record keepingPhilip JevonIndex

Phil Jevon qualified as an RGN in 1986. He worked on CCU between the years 1987 and 1993, during which time he gained considerable experience in coronary care nursing. He also worked regular shifts on a Chemotherapy Unit. He has been the Resuscitation Officer/Clinical Skills Lead at The Manor Hospital, Walsall since 1993 and is an Honorary Clinical Lecturer at the Birmingham Medical School.

• ForewordContributorsChapter 1 Care of the dying patient: a guide for nursesDan HigginsChapter 2 Symptom control at the end of lifeLouisa Hunwick, Shareen Juwle and Glen MitchellChapter 3 Do not attempt resuscitation decisionsElaine Walton and Philip JevonChapter 4 Ethical issuesFiona FoxallChapter 5 Complementary therapies in palliative careRachel McGuinnessChapter 6 Relatives witnessing resuscitationMelanie HumphreysChapter 7 Organ donationRachel Hodge and Liz ArmstrongChapter 8 Breaking bad newsDan HigginsChapter 9 Last officesDan HigginsChapter 10 Legal issues of deathRichard GriffithChapter 11 Post mortems and inquestsCassam TengnahChapter 12 Record keepingPhilip JevonIndex