Case Management Based Multidisciplinary Care Protocol In The Palliative Care Of Cancer Patients

Özçelik, Hanife; Fadıloğlu, Çiçek; Karabulut, Bülent; Uyar, Meltem; Elbi, Hayriye; Eyigör, Sibel; Sertöz, Özen Önen; Eyigör, Can; Bıçaklı, Derya Hophancı; Çalışkan, Zehra; Ozaydemir, Gül; Güzel, Yasemin; Yıldırım, Yasemin

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“…The most common reason for hospitalisation was oral intake impairment in 34.6%, pain control in 25.5% and both in 16.2% [ 190 ]. Ozcelik et al [ 191 ] prepared a PC guideline in 2014. Erkal et al [ 192 ] discussed the cost, management, satisfaction and other issues in PC services.…”

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“…Ozcelik et al [191] Turkish Journal paper Review This review discussed case management-based multidiscıplinary care protocol in the PC of cancer patients.…”

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“…However, the mean satisfaction of the patients who received services at the PCC was significantly higher. Ozcelik et al [ 191 ] Turkish Journal paper Review This review discussed case management-based multidiscıplinary care protocol in the PC of cancer patients. Care coordination and case management are essential of a multidisciplinary team approach to provide effective and quality care, to patients and families.…”

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Progress in palliative care for cancer in Turkey: a review of the literature

Kutluk¹,

Ahmed²,

Cemaloğlu³

et al. 2021

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Background:The demographic transition in Turkey is shifting the burden of diseases towards non-communicable diseases including cancer. Palliative care (PC) as a component of Universal Health Coverage assures patient and family-centred care provision throughout the spectrum of cancer.Objectives: This study aimed to make a detailed evaluation of the progress achieved since the mid-90s and the current situation of cancer PC in Turkey.Methods: A literature review was conducted in PubMed,

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“…Ozcelik et al [191] Turkish Journal paper Review This review discussed case management-based multidiscıplinary care protocol in the PC of cancer patients.…”

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Progress in palliative care for cancer in Turkey: a review of the literature

Kutluk¹,

Ahmed²,

Cemaloğlu³

et al. 2021

ecancer

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“…Palliative care protocol forms basis for individualized care and depends on patients [15]. In this sense, educational planning was made for caregivers considering palliative care protocol.…”

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The effect of an educational palliative care intervention on the quality of life of patients with incurable cancer and their caregivers

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Halimoğlu³

2021

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PurposeThe study aims to determine the effect of educational intervention provided to caregivers of hospitalized patients with terminal cancer theoretically, practically, and visually on their own and patients' quality of life. Methods This quasi-experimental study was conducted at a palliative care unit in Turkey between January and June 2019. The study included 35 hospitalized patients with cancer and 35 caregivers. Caregivers were provided with educational intervention three times a week apart. The data were analyzed using descriptive statistics, Kolmogorov-Smirnov test, Friedman test, and iterative analysis of variance. Results After the educational intervention, there was an increase in cancer patients' emotional function sub-scale and global health and decrease in their fatigue and nausea-vomiting symptoms (p<0.05). The mean scores of caregivers from role difficulty, pain, vitality, social function, emotional, and mental health sub-scales were high (positively) (p<0.001). Conclusions Educational intervention has a positive effect on caregiver burden and recovery in some quality of life subscales of both patients and caregivers.

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“…Curricula for primary medicine and nursing include only limited hours of palliative care training. However, palliative care services are in the process of development in our country, and health professionals (medical oncologists, nurses, and other health professionals) want to participate in postgraduate training programs related to palliative care [8,10,17,35]. Also, palliative care training programs for nurses are organized with the cooperation of universities and hospitals.…”

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Palliative Care Services from Past to Present

Mollaoğlu¹,

Günay²,

Mollaoğlu³

2019

Palliative Care

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Palliative care (PC) refers to all services provided to make the remaining life of a patient meaningful and valuable. It is recommended that palliative care that is applied to improve the life quality of the patients should not be based only on the diagnosis and prognosis of the disease but also on the need of the patients. Even, palliative care was administered only in the late stages of diseases in the past, but these days it is recommended to be administered in addition to therapies starting from the diagnosis of life-threatening diseases. Palliative care requires a multidisciplinary team approach consisting of professionals who serve for a common purpose.No single palliative care model can be fit for all conditions. However, there is a universal fundamental principle of palliative care: it should address the individual wishes and needs of each patient and the relatives of patients. The development and training of palliative care services vary from country to country: palliative care services are in the development stage in developing countries, compared to developed countries. This chapter provides necessary information about palliative care services, a multidisciplinary health service.Keywords: palliative care, the purpose of palliative care, palliative care models, palliative care levels, palliative care in the world Palliative Care

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Case Management Based Multidisciplinary Care Protocol In The Palliative Care Of Cancer Patients

Cited by 8 publications

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Progress in palliative care for cancer in Turkey: a review of the literature

Progress in palliative care for cancer in Turkey: a review of the literature

The effect of an educational palliative care intervention on the quality of life of patients with incurable cancer and their caregivers

Palliative Care Services from Past to Present

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