英文摘要 |
“Hospice shared care” is a critical timing in providing end-of-life care, preserve dignity and offer family members’ bereavement supports for terminal cancer patients. The purpose of this case report is to share the nursing experience of a terminal lung cancer patient who had received hospice shared care. From 13th - 26th Aug, 2010, the patient's health problems were pain, fatigue, skin impairment, and his family had anticipatory grieving as assessed by Gordon's 11 functional health patterns assessment tool. Due to cooperation with the patient's original medical care team and communication with family members, the patient received appropriate pain control, improved skin integrity and adequate range of motion/movement training. Finally, we listened and helped family to face patient's good-death and to prepare for funeral affairs. “Hospice shared care” is a special nursing care model which when combined with original medical care team, provides holistic, individualized and continuous care. We shared this valuable experience with other similar cases. |