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– what type of care focused on comfort for patients with terminal illnesses?
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– what care relieves symptoms without curing the underlying disease?
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– What is a primary goal of hospice care, ensuring relief from pain and distress?
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– What does Respecting the worth and rights of patients in end-of-life care signify?
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– What approach addresses the physical, emotional, spiritual, and social needs of patients?
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– What is the Emotional, physical, and psychological assistance provided to patients and families?
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– What does Speaking up for patients’ rights and ensuring they receive appropriate care signify?
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– The ability to guide and influence a healthcare team effectively is called?
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– Coordinating care and resources for patients in hospice setting is called?
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– What is the emotional response to loss experienced by patients and families called?
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– The right of patients to make decisions about their own healthcare is _____. ?
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– The mourning period after a loved one passes away is called _____?
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– Define exchange of information between healthcare providers, patients, and families.
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– Working together across disciplines to improve patient outcomes is referred to as.
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– A team approach that includes multiple healthcare professionals.
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– Following principles of right and wrong in end-of-life decision making.
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– Laws and guidelines that govern hospice and palliative care practices.
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– Providing remote healthcare services, including hospice consultations.
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– Accurate recording of patient care and clinical decisions.
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– A condition that is incurable and expected to result in death.
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– The progressive worsening of a patient's physical or mental state.
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– The expected outcome or course of a disease.
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– A federal insurance program that often covers hospice care.
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– Differences in healthcare access and outcomes across populations.
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– The process of evaluating a patient’s needs and condition.
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– The act of directing a patient to hospice or other services.
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– The standard of care that ensures comfort, dignity, and safety.
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– The results of healthcare interventions on patient health and well-being.
