PPT-PowerPoint Template Understanding Hospice and Palliative Care

This presentation is intended as a template Modify andor delete slides as appropriate for your organization and community Delete this slide before use To view speaker notes and edit presentation click Edit then Edit . Helpful Information for Internal Medicine Residents. Lisa Marr, MD. Objectives. Define Palliative Care, Hospice and Comfort-only Care. Palliative Care at UNM. When to consult Palliative Care. Surrogate Decision Makers. 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. Suzann Bonzo, MD. The Greatest Barrier. The greatest barrier to end of life care is Clinicians. Due to the lack of confidence in their ability to talk about EOL issues and poor delivery of “bad news”. NSG . 404: Fundamentals . of . Evidence-Based . Practice. . Key Findings. Key Practices . Recommended. References. . Significance Statement. . Key Methodology. For patients in palliative and hospice care, complementary therapy compared to pharmacological measures alone may provide better symptom . 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 . Palliative Care & Hospice It Takes a Village – or at Least a Team Jennifer Hill Buehrer, LMSW Source: Oncology Roundtable interviews and analysis. Palliative Care Delivering aggressive symptom management Objectives . Understand the definition of Palliative Care.. Recognize the difference between hospice and palliative care. Recognize patients that are appropriate for palliative care consultation. Hospice . A Babber. GPST - Windsor VTS. 3. rd. July 2018. 1. Hospice Palliative care support. Inpatient unit. End of Life Care (. EoLC. ). Symptomatic Control (SC). Respite Care (RC. ) - support for family and . 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. 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. I. ntegrity. C. ollaboration. A. ccountability. R. espect. E. xcellence. Objectives. History of Hospice. Benefits of Hospice. Where Hospice is Provided. The Hospice Care Team. Hospice Eligibility. Hospice Myths. Sally Coldrey. Hospice Senior Nurse: Clinical Educator. Hospice origins. “You matter because you are you and you matter until the last moment of your life. We will do all we can not only to help you die peacefully but to live until you die.”. “…a combination of medical, psychological, and spiritual care that enables children with serious, life-threatening illnesses to maximize quality of life while making medical decision based on the goals and values of the patient and family.”. DPH Office of Health Planning and . Ad Hoc End-of-Life Care . Workgroup. Presentation to SQAC. June 16, 2014. Ad Hoc End-of-Life Care Measures Workgroup. Katherine. Ast, MSW. Madeleine Biondolillo, MD.