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Essential Medicines in Palliative Care - who.int
0 World Health Organization Essential Medicines in Palliative care EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Prepared by: International Association for Hospice and Palliative care (IAHPC) January 2013 Contact information: Liliana De Lima, MHA Executive Director Essential Medicines in Palliative care (January 2013) 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS SECTION PAGE Background 2 WHO definition of Palliative care 2 Objectives 3 Methods 3 Main Results 4 Summary of Recommendations Anorexia 5 Anxiety 5 Constipation 5 Delirium 6 Depression 6 Diarrhoea 6 Dyspnoea 7 Fatigue 7 Nausea and vomiting 7 Pain 8 Respiratory tract secretions 8 Table 1 GRADE system 9 Table 2 Summary of recommended Medicines in Palliative care 10 References for executive summary 13 Appendix - Monographs and Summary of the Evidence Anorexia 16 Anxiety 20 Constipation 24 Delirium 29 Depression 33 Diarrhoea 40 Dyspnoea 44 Fatigue 49 Nausea and vomiting 55 Pain 61 Respiratory tract secretions 68 WHO EML.
WHO – Essential Medicines in Palliative Care (January 2013) 5 New recommended medicine for addition is used for medicines not listed in the WHO EML New recommended formulation and/or dosage for addition to EML is used when new formulations are recommended which are currently not listed in the EML. Anorexia (appetite loss)
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