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Palliative care is an area of healthcare that focuses on relieving and preventing the suffering of patients.Unlike hospice care, palliative medicine is appropriate for patients in all disease stages, including those undergoing treatment for curable illnesses and those living with chronic diseases, as well as patients who are nearing the end of life.
Palliative Care.
- Provides relief from pain, shortness of breathes, nausea, and other distressing symptoms
- Affirm life and regards dying as a normal process
- Intend to hasten or pros pone death
- Integrates the psychological and spiritual aspects of the patient care
- Offers a support system to help patients live as actively as possible
- offer a support system to help the family cope
- Uses a team approach to address the needs of patients and their families
- will enhance quality of life
Palliative care at any stage focuses on the comfort of the person who has life-limiting condition. Comfort can means pain is managed; an environment that is pleasant and personalized; people around that provide love and reassurance; and spiritual and emotional needs are acknowledged as well as physical needs.
In home based palliative care expert advice is given at home. Here the patient is at home. The family members are counselled and trained for the final moments. The patient is managed so that he/she remains comfortable physically, socially, and spiritually. Here home carer support teams reach the patient with various specialties to help the patient and family.
Home-based palliative care seems to be the management. Here the patient is the first priority of all work in the family. The patient has the feeling that the family is near and is also comforted by known surroundings. There are many psyches playing here such as known surroundings, known members or attendants, the comfort of home atmosphere; the last hours in the home may be a great relief.
Thus,we can conclude that palliative care is very beneficial for patients who are fighting with incurable disease and want their end to be happy as their life was.
Palliative Care Nursing
For patient suffering with a life threatening illness, our palliative and hospice care services can support you to remain in the comfort of your home whatever the requirement.
We are experts in providing care support for those with life threatening illness. Our team of palliative care nurses and health care assistants provide practical and emotional support for you during difficult time, making life comfortable for everyone involve.
Most of the people we care for like to stay in their own homes, therefore we provide support that allow them to do that. At times when this is not possible or when patient prefer the comfort of being in a clinical environment, we support the hospital with our specialist care nursing staff.
Our nurses and health care assistance are trained to provide care at homes, in hospitals, day center together with a full range of therapies and treatments. This care extends beyond physical treatment of symptom, we consider the emotional, psychological, spiritual and social needs of our patients, families, children and hospice carers
To find out more about our palliative and hospice care. Please contact our dedicated care team on 0118-983- 9000
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