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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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Essay
Theme 2 – Challenges in palliative care Three primary research studies will be reviewed here for the relevance to the issue related to the challenges face by nurses in palliative care.... Among them is research by (Brajtman, Higuchi, McPherson, 2006) detailing about the issues of the nurses experiencing in caring for patients in palliative care.... (Harris, Flowers, Noble, 2011) In a qualitative study by (Brajtman, Higuchi, McPherson, 2006) they looked into the matter related to the challenges the nurses face in palliative care, to explore their experiences in caring for patients with terminal delirium and their families....
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Dissertation
Hong Kong hospitals have improved in the giving of palliative care to their patients over the last two decades.... Queen Elizabeth Hospital is one of the many hospitals in Hong Kong that provides palliative care to their patients in the oncology ward.... This a mixed ward where they give care to both geriatric and pediatric patients with cancer.... The giving of palliative care may differ a bit in giving care to different age groups....
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We live in an information age when the line of treatment is available online… Nursing care in cases of Multiple Sclerosis, Guillain-Barré Syndrome, Spinal Cord Trauma, Stroke, or Alzheimer's has one thing in common – palliative care.... patients have access to medical advice and similar cases online and can be extremely curious and choosy about medicines prescribed.... Hence, medical practitioners must be prepared for queries from patients or their relatives about a particular line of treatment and the medicines prescribed....
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In this paper “End-of-Life Care” a clinical situation has been analyzed that addresses the impact of end-of-life care on patients and their families.... The purpose of this paper is to highlight the unrealized needs of patients and their families at the end-of-life care.... Preparing a patient for end-of-life is extremely important and care should be taken to focus on achieving the best possible death for the patient.... Preparing a patient for end-of-life is extremely important and care should be taken to focus on achieving the best possible death for the patient and compassionate care for both the patient and the patient's family (Wingate & Wiegand, 2008, p....
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Attending physician will be illustrating to the family that all medical care has been exhausted for the patient and that the necessary support care needed to remove potential hindrances that may impinge the optimal transference of supportive strategies from health care professionals to family who are recipient of palliative care.... The meeting will likewise discuss the needed supportive care and plan for the next step intervention that are relevant and imperative to make palliative care effective for the dying....
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The family is the immediate primary care giver that should be listed in the care of the patient; it forms a useful link in the provision of service in palliative care.... They have to stick to the guidelines of the nursing or medical care when managing patients in palliative care or at any stage of medical treatment.... The necessary link is provided in the Australia guidelines for medical provision of palliative care that stipulates the standards of practice, which should be used as a yard stick for performance....
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The role of a nurse is in providing creative spiritual care to guarantee the satisfaction of a chronically ill patient with life.... 69) palliative care supposes sensitive practices, which manage the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of the patients.... The "Clients with Chronic Illness and Their Families" paper examines nursing chronically ill and the role of a nurse, changes in chronically ill patients and care provided, interventions and approaches to chronically ill patients, and family of a person with a chronic illness....
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