La communication médecin–malade en néphrologie

Quérin, Serge; Clermont, Marie‐José; Dupré-Goudable, C.; Dalmon, Pauline

doi:10.1016/j.nephro.2011.01.009

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“…According to those studies, all nephrology care providers should have the following primary palliative care skills [19][20][21][22].…”

Section: Competencies In Palliative Care In Nephrologymentioning

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Kidney Palliative Care Metamorphose: Education, Ethics, and Quality Standard

Mateus,

Ponce

2023

Palliative Care - Current Practice and Future Perspectives

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This chapter addresses three main topics (subchapters): (i) acquisition of educational skills in palliative care that are relevant to all health professionals and ways to implement these skills in the field of nephrology; (ii) ethical considerations that are applicable and support clinical and specific decisions at different stages of chronic kidney disease, such as, respect for bioethical principles in decision making related to dialysis withdrawal, effective communication with the patient and family, end of life care; and (iii) implementation and definition of key performance indicators that ensure quality of care and are patient-centred. These three (interrelated) pillars will strongly contribute to the (positive and expected) changes in the field of kidney palliative care.

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“…According to those studies, all nephrology care providers should have the following primary palliative care skills [19][20][21][22].…”

Section: Competencies In Palliative Care In Nephrologymentioning

confidence: 99%