PPT-Religious, Spiritual and Cultural Needs of Muslim Patients on Palliative Care
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Religious Spiritual and Cultural Needs of Muslim Patients on Palliative Care Speaker Al Hajji Imam Yusuf H Hasan BCC HealthCare Chaplaincy Network Clinical
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Religious Spiritual and Cultural Needs of Muslim Patients on Palliative Care Speaker Al Hajji Imam Yusuf H Hasan BCC HealthCare Chaplaincy Network Clinical Staff Winthrop University . Robert C. Salinas, MD. Associate Professor. OU Department of Family Medicine. OUMC Palliative Medicine. Disclosure. I, ROBERT C. SALINAS, . do not. have a financial interest/arrangement or affiliation with one or more organizations that could be perceived as a real or apparent conflict of interest in the context of the subject of this presentation. . On the occasion of 100 years of King’s College Hospital in . Camberwell. : 25. th. September 2013. Revd. . Dr. Peter Speck. Hon Senior Lecturer . Dept. of Palliative Care, Policy and Rehabilitation. Overview And Concepts. Mike Harlos MD, . CCFP(PC), . FCFP. Professor and Section Head, Palliative Medicine, University of Manitoba. Medical Director, WRHA Adult and Pediatric Palliative Care. http://palliative.info. Amy Frieman, MD. Medical Director, Palliative Care Services. Meridian Health. 1. State of Palliative Care at Meridian Health. Inpatient consultation teams at all 5 hospitals. Facility-based consultation teams at all 5 MNR facilities. Grace Varas, DO. UT Health . Division of Geriatric & Palliative Medicine, . Department of Internal Medicine. 90 million . Americans are living with serious illness, and this number is expected to more than double over the next twenty-five . Dr.Sundar Balasubramanian. L.Consultant in Palliative Care.. Cumbria Partnership Trust.. Carlisle.. Myth No.1. Palliative care equates to End of Life Care. Myth No:2. Hospice is a one way ticket.. Integration of Services & Provision of Palliative care for MND patients in North Cumbria( Eden Valley Hospice & Community).. Tristan L. . Prescher. Capstone Presentation 2013. Recognition of a problem. Early exposure to pediatric hospice process. Case example: Mario*. Communication issues. Role and task confusion. Lack of a uniform process. Impacting . End-of-Life Care. Sheri Mila Gerson, LICSW, ACHP-SW. Anne Roberts, MSSW, LSWAIC . Mark Snelling, D. Min. Washington State Hospice and Palliative Care Organization. Fall Conference, Chelan, Washington. A Comparison to Guide Timely Referrals. Tracy Wodatch, RN, BSN. VP Clinical and . Regulatory Services. November 2015. Define Palliative Care and Hospice Care. State the differences between Palliative Care and Hospice Care with respect to eligibility, timing, payment, location and treatment. @. MarieCurieNI. Dr Joan Regan. Palliative Medicine Consultant. Co-Medical Director Marie Curie Hospice Belfast. What’s the local context?. Currently in NI there are 40,955 people living with COPD (2% of the population) . Promoting the Comfort and Cure Model. Parag Bharadwaj, MD FAAHPM. The Palliative Care Patient. ?. Case Scenario. 45 year old patient presents to the Emergency Room with severe abdominal pain. Patient gives history to progressive and significant weight loss over last 3 months. Sarah Marlow, R.N.. Executive Director/Administrator. Ambercare. Las Cruces, NM. This presentation is free of all commercial bias.. I have no financial relationships or conflicts of interest to disclose.. How Americans died in the past. Early 1900s. Average life expectancy 50 years. Childhood mortality high. Adults lived into 60s. How Americans died in the past. Prior to antibiotics people died quickly. COVID CATEGORY . 1. CATEGORY 2 . HIGH. . RISK condition deteriorating. Acute Hospital. Levels 1-4:. ITU . O Plus. O Beds. Step down beds. Consideration for stepping up/down:. Respiratory Rate. Saturated O2 Levels.
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