[PDF] Top 20 Pediatric Resident Education in Palliative Care: A Needs Assessment

... providing palliative care, residents reported minimal training, experience, knowledge, competence, and comfort in virtually all areas of palliative care for ...the pediatric level-1 ... See full document

... on Palliative Care, published in 2001, recognised that the requirements of children with life- limiting conditions differ from the requirements of ...Paediatric Palliative Care Needs ... See full document

... of pediatric urgent care centers that are largely staffed by pediatric residency ...if pediatric residency adequately prepares a physician to fully and successfully provide care in an ... See full document

... the education program, the nurse specialists expressed increased awareness as well as perceived improvement of compliance to the ...thus assessment of results through chart study might be an inadequate ... See full document

... This education was coordinated through Nurse Educa- tors, Medical Fellows, a national Allied Health Educator and national project staff based in the tertiary PPCS in the following hospitals: Queensland Children’s ... See full document

... defines pediatric palliative care as the active total care of the child's body, mind and spirit, which also involves giving support to the ...such care, but for cultural, affective, ... See full document

... The education curriculum for Oncology Services Group has also incorporated well-being content for many years, including topics such as self-care, self-awareness, professional boundaries, courageous ... See full document

... Revision of guidelines for pediatric residency education has been more periodic than continuous for several rea- sons. First, it is difficult to keep broad policy recommen- dations, regardless of how well ... See full document

... dementia care and qualitative ...long-term care facilities were included in the ...facilitating palliative care for people with severe dementia in long-term care facilities? Follow-up ... See full document

... and resident perception of the effects of IH coverage on housestaff ...and resident perception of supervision when attending was IH (IH 92% versus HC 83%, P = ... See full document

... a resident was at end of life and encourage a quiet respectful environment in the vicinity of the room and religious ...spiritual needs were fully met with daily mass provided in at least one of the units ... See full document

... ’ Education in Quality Improvement in Pediatric Practice (EQIPP) asthma module because the use of an estab- lished PIM would allow us to collect and review data in a standardized and reproducible ...of ... See full document

... Goal: The aim of this study was the development of a narrative approach program for family caregivers at home hospice. We examined the effect on quality of life (QOL) and the factors of their narrative. Methods: Ten ... See full document

... of pediatric palliative care (PPC) and pediatric medical ethics (PME) overlap substantially, owing to a variety of historical, cultural, and social ...a palliative care ... See full document

... Postintroduction of the MDT, there were statistically significant increases in the documentation of cardio- pulmonary resuscitation discussions (pre-MDT 38.5% vs post-MDT 78.3%), increased referrals to the hospice-de- ... See full document

... in pediatric oncology, clinician education and expertise varies widely across ...of pediatric palliative care programs, 69% of institutions reported having a PC team ...of ... See full document

... threatening conditions. These services are more extensive and of much longer duration than end-of-life services, because PPC-PHC teams are often appropriately used by most patients for months to years. 10 The American ... See full document

... The PICANet Audit is commissioned by the Healthcare Quality Improvement Partnership (HQIP) as part of the National Clinical Audit Programme (NCA). HQIP is led by a consortium of the Academy of Medical Royal Colleges, the ... See full document

... Background: The Richmond Agitation-Sedation Scale (RASS) is a single tool that is intuitive, is easy to use, and includes both agitation and sedation. The RASS has never been formally validated for pediatric ... See full document

... The inspector met with nine residents during the course of the inspection. The residents appeared very comfortable in the presence of staff and with the support they were providing. Some residents communicated in a ... See full document