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Oncology Nurses Perception's of Nursing Roles and Professional Attributes In Palliative Care Name University Instructor September 15, 2012 Word Count 2040 Introduction Palliative Care recipients are decided by many factors.... Palliative Care, despite the opinion of many is not simply another word for Hospice.... In diseases that are not curable care is always considered Palliative Care.... Palliative health care services for children in the UK are both organized and delivered differently than adult Palliative Care in oncology (Price, McNeilly, & McFarlane, 2005)....
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Describe/discuss pediatric Palliative Care and its relevance/importance to nursing practice.... Describe how recommendations for best practices from nursing research based literature will impact provision of care to patients in the future.
Children's Palliative Care is receiving increased attention.... hellip; The reason perhaps is that a increasing number of children are in need of Palliative Care.... From that point of view, implementation of pediatric Palliative Care would need to involve Palliative Care networks and all children's services (Carroll et al....
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Cancer is one of the diseases that Palliative Care establishments cater to.... In its advanced stages, most patients need extensive care which includes Palliative Care in permanent or out-patient hospice nursing ("Cancer: Prognosis", n.... The Coordinating Committee (Hospice) of Hospital Authority (HA) Hong Kong SAR Government defines hospice or Palliative Care as "the care of the patients and their families with active progressive advanced disease and a limited prognosis for whom the focus of care is the quality of life" (Liu, 2005, p....
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This proposal is about the Hospice and Palliative Care.... nbsp; Proposal This proposal is about the Hospice and Palliative Care.... It was collected at the Hospice of Central Ohio and at the Palliative Care of Central Ohio.... The data was collected, taking into consideration what would be applicable for the client´s care in a delicate manner.... They also ensure that the clients and their famillies are receiving the best possible care....
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The aim of this study "Palliative Care services" is to give useful recommendations to improve the quality of the care of children and young people with life-threatening diseases.... It also includes plans and strategies that can help to deliver the deserved Palliative Care services.... High-quality Palliative Care services should be available for all children and young people who need them.... A network of agencies, including the NHS, children's hospices, the voluntary sector and social care and education services, provides Palliative Care services....
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Case Study
The paper "Depression in Palliative Care" discusses that depression is very common in end-of-life situations like advanced cancer.... Such a care is known as Palliative Care which is “an approach that improves the quality of life of patients and their families facing the problem associated with life-threatening illness, through the prevention and relief of suffering by means of early identification and impeccable assessment and treatment of pain and other problems, physical, psychosocial and spiritual" (WHO, 2009)....
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Coursework
This essay analyzes the Palliative Care which is a holistic medical care approach that focuses on improving the quality of life of the patients suffering from life-limiting conditions as well as their families and loved ones through relief from pain, stress, depression and other related symptoms.... Palliative Care may be achieved by offering psychological, physical, and spiritual relief for the patient.... In the United Kingdom, Palliative Care services are not only applied to the end of life patients but are also increasingly widely used in the management of incurable diseases alongside other medical procedures such as diagnosis and treatment....
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Essay
The author of the paper "Palliative Care in Australia" states that Palliative Care in Australia has now reached a watershed.... Though the growth has now slowed, Palliative Care services are currently challenged by the recent tendering processes.... Palliative Care is the active care of people with a far advanced and progressive syndrome that is not responsive to cure.... Two principles that underpin its philosophy include the person and family as the unit of care, and palliation of total suffering which encompasses physical, psychological, social, and spiritual components (Palliative Care Australia Standards)....
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Literature review