Artificial Nutrition and Hydration
Why Christians Are Afraid of Removing Artificial Nutrition and Hydration
... Christians may believe that they are immune to such influences. However, staunchly pro-life Christians as well as modern advocates for life-ending measures fall into the same trap: they both view dying primarily as a ...
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The lived experience of dietitians’ involvement in decision making related to artificial nutrition and hydration
... that nutrition had become a problem; they acted as patient advocates by virtue of believing that they knew the patient; and they provided information to the patient’s family, often by acting as intermediaries ...
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Parental Perceptions of Forgoing Artificial Nutrition and Hydration During End-of-Life Care
... 27 Therefore, the objectives of this qualitative study were as follows: (1) to explore the experiences of bereaved parents when a decision had been made to FANH during EOL care for their[r] ...
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Position statement on laws and regulations concerning life-sustaining treatment, including artificial nutrition and hydration, for patients lacking decision-making capacity
... continue or withdraw artificial nutrition and hydra- tion (ANH) when a patient is in a persistent vegeta- tive state (PVS). This was exemplified most recently by the case of Theresa Schiavo, who had a ...
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Eating and drinking interventions for people at risk of lacking decision-making capacity: who decides and how?
... Balancing complex and multi-faceted decision-making factors Decisions concerning artificial nutrition and hydration for patients at risk of lacking decision-making capacity were complex and ...
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Report of the unannounced inspection of nutrition and hydration at Cappagh National Orthopaedic Hospital, Dublin
... that nutrition and hydration care is evidence-based, planned, coordinated and delivered to meet individual patient’s initial and ongoing ...their nutrition and hydration care and referring ...
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Effectiveness of interventions to indirectly support food and drink intake in people with dementia: Eating and Drinking Well IN dementiA (EDWINA) systematic review
... The review team included Lee Hooper (University of East Anglia, UEA), Chris Fox (Norfolk and Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust, and UEA), Diane K Bunn (UEA), Asmaa Abdelhamid (UEA), Maddie Copley (Age UK Norfolk), Vicky Cowap ...
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Report of the unannounced inspection of nutrition and hydration at Letterkenny University Hospital, Co Donegal
... that nutrition and hydration care is evidence-based, planned, coordinated and delivered to meet individual patient’s initial and ongoing ...their nutrition and hydration care and referring ...
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Report of the unannounced inspection of nutrition and hydration at Nenagh Hospital, Nenagh, County Tipperary
... to nutrition and ...Group’s Nutrition, Hydration and Food Committee and this played a key role in raising the importance of the provision of good nutrition and hydration care across the ...
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Report of the unannounced inspection of nutrition and hydration at St Luke’s Hospital, Kilkenny
... Committee was in keeping with the national guidelines. The Committee has met five times between August 2015 and April 2016 and aims to meet quarterly. Inspectors requested and reviewed copies of agendas and minutes for ...
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REVIEW ARTICLE Nutrition in intensive care in adults review of the literature and development of evidence based feeding protocols
... 8. Holcombe BJ, Mogenson KM, Harvey Banchik LP, Brooks GD, Collier B, Commare CE, et al. Clinical Practice Committee and American Society for Parenteral and Enteral Nutrition (A.S.P.E.N). Definition of terms, ...
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Report of the unannounced inspection of nutrition and hydration at St John’s Hospital, Limerick
... Inspectors reviewed the healthcare records of five patients on the day of inspection. This was a small sample size and did not involve a representative sample of the healthcare records of all patients at the hospital. ...
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Report of the unannounced inspection of nutrition and hydration at St Columcille’s Hospital, Dublin
... Hospital managers told inspectors that the Nutrition Steering and Food Forum Committee reported into the Clinical Governance Committee. Inspectors requested copies of agendas and minutes for the last six meetings. ...
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Report of the unannounced inspection of nutrition and hydration at the Royal Victoria Eye and Ear Hospital
... The Nutrition Steering Committee has agreed terms of reference that detail purpose, objectives, reporting relationships and core ...the Nutrition Steering Committee were to provide leadership and ...
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Report of the unannounced inspection of nutrition and hydration at St James’s Hospital, Dublin 8
... Hospital managers, nursing and catering staff outlined the communication systems in place to communicate patients’ dietary needs between staff to ensure that patients received the correct meals. These included ...
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Report of the unannounced inspection of nutrition and hydration St Michael’s Hospital, Dun Laoghaire
... On the day of inspection, hospital management and ward staff told inspectors that training had been provided by dietitians to nursing staff and healthcare assistants in relation to the use of the MUST screening tool. In ...
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Report of the unannounced inspection of nutrition and hydration at Kilcreene Regional Orthopaedic Hospital, Co Kilkenny
... The hospital stated in its completed self-assessment questionnaire in August 2015 that there was no specific training provided for medical, nursing or catering staff involved in nutrition and hydration. ...
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'I've never drunk very much water and I still don't, and I see no reason to do so': a qualitative study of the views of community-dwelling older people and carers on hydration in later life
... Results: this article presents the findings on hydration alone. Four themes are presented: perceptions of healthy drinking, barriers to and facilitators of drinking in later life and supporting older people to ...
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Palliative and supportive care in head and neck cancer: United Kingdom National Multidisciplinary Guidelines
... Incurable end-stage head and neck cancer leads to distres- sing symptoms. Patients may remain active and self- caring while trying to cope with problems of pain, swal- lowing, breathing and bleeding. Palliative surgery ...
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The Marlay Nursing Home, Kellystown Road, Rathfarnham, Dublin 16
... While areas of non compliance were identified under the nutrition and hydration regulation, overall the inspector found a good level of compliance with the Health Act 2007 Care and Welfa[r] ...
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