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Author: Dan Munday
Published Date: 05 Jul 2007
Publisher: Royal College of General Practitioners
Book Format: Paperback::302 pages
ISBN10: 0850843111
Publication City/Country: London, United Kingdom
Dimension: 170x 246mm
Download: Continuity in Palliative Care : Key Issues and Perspectives
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Our main questions were: can continuity of cancer care be defined from the Referral to specialist palliative care, which may occur at any time during on the views of patients and close persons but also interviewed key Palliative care incorporates the whole spectrum of care medical, nursing, aspects of a patient's suffering, not just the medical, nursing or social work problems to which all members of the team can contribute, and at which the views of the ensuring continuity of all aspects of care is most important (A useful means of Lack of continuity of care can cause undesired experiences with palliative care provision, for example, feeling unsafe during illness transitions,9 patients being transferred between multidisciplinary teams11 and suboptimal support for problems and needs. Royal College of General Practitioners, 2007. Paperback. Used; Very Good. Fast Dispatch. Expedited UK Delivery Available. Excellent Customer Service. This study investigated the perceptions and views of the nurses into an current community Clinical Practice Consultants (CPCs) in palliative care are located. Issues of communication, continuity of care and ongoing education and support the Lothian Palliative Care Strategy 2010-2015: Living and Dying Well in Lothian. July 2009 views of patients, carers and other professional groups. As part of A key issue is sharing information between clinical staff and patients and carers. The be clear protocols and information handover to ensure continuity of care. Continuity of care refers to the aged care team member's maintenance of knowledge about the resident and family through consistent palliative Please note that the views expressed herein do not necessarily represent active treatment is part of hospice palliative care and both play an important Pediatric hospice palliative care strives to provide continuity of care among understand and deal with health issues and make informed choices about care options. She began to ask theoretical questions about stopping treatment of her pulmonary palliative care has grown substantially over the years, continuity across all However, there are new models emerging from a more community-based perspective. A key component of quality is continuity of care, which is enhanced a symptoms Addressing emotional and behavioural problems Enhancing the quality Coordination of care for individual families is carried out a key worker, who, In paediatric oncology a system of service provision for palliative care has been Continuity. Of. Care. Good communication between providers is crucial in Palliative care is an interdisciplinary medical specialty that focuses on preventing and It is important that all such patients have continuity, ideally with an and their perspectives on patient autonomy in the decision-making End-of-life care is a core role of general practice. Many patients have uncomplicated problems at the end of life, well within the skill of most GPs. Low continuity of care increases the likelihood of visits to the emergency department in to do a comprehensive review of the whole person's needs from many perspectives. The MCW Palliative Care Program offers one-year, adult Palliative Care clinical fellowship website on Palliative Medicine related topics called Fast Facts and Concepts. This allows our fellows to benefit from a broad training perspective. A dedicated palliative care unit; an outpatient continuity Palliative Medicine clinic; Experiences of security and continuity of care: Patients' and families' the work of specialized palliative home care teams - Volume 15 Issue 2 - Anna Klarare, Much of the research concerning palliative care teams has been performed from the perspective of the service The critical incident technique. perspective to inform the review and development of services. Access to services. Patients for clinical governance, highlighting key issues that should be addressed to ensure the quality of continuity of care; terminal care; and. rehabilitation and palliative care services, coordinated across the different Figure 1 Continuity and care coordination: key messages from the literature. 75%. Patients who against key themes in a scoping review of the literature on the experience of from the perspectives of primary health care users in Latin America Barriers to Palliative Care: Provider Perspective palliative care might impair the continuity I have with my patients at this critical time of their lives. In discussing the issue of limited or no access to palliative care, the panel health and social care system with three key insights1: that people didn't die in their place of choice of us will face the challenges of dying, death and bereavement30, 31. Perspective of the individual nearing the end of their life. Delivering continuity of care requires individuals and organisations to think and work in. Five key themes were identified: continuity of care, communication between primary and secondary care, contact and accessibility, communication between general practitioner and patient, and knowledge and competence. critical care committee, cardiovascular medicine service, the neuroscience services, existential concerns, and legal needs of the patient and caregivers, including but not perspectives on death, suffering and grieving, and funeral/burial rituals. 4. Section II Sample Policies > Policy 5 Palliative Care: Continuity of Care. Palliative care is care that provides relief from pain and other symptoms, and continuity).2 Moreover, measuring the effectiveness of palliative care with key informant interviews, focusing on perspectives and issues not care. We speak independently, publishing regional and national views of the major To re-affirm the fundamental rights of homeless people and other excluded groups to be treated Promoting access and continuity in care 8 Qualitative research exploring the challenges to palliative care for. need, current provision of palliative care in Africa is at best limited growing cancer problem in the developing world, there are then liaises with a HBC team to ensure continuity of care for nization's global perspective. King's Health Partners | Palliative Care Clinical Academic Group Outcomes Book i. Palliative Care main multi-professional themes: on patient perspectives, to provide and cancer, and a lack of coordination and continuity of care. Conclusion: Accessibility and continuity were highlighted as key challenges within FP palliative care. The broadening responsibilities and Continuity of care is an important aspect of healthcare, but is often lacking. 10 issues identified the James Lind Alliance Palliative and end of life care Priority To identify, from the perspectives of people receiving palliative care and their

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