165 terms found in "Palliative care basics "

• Active dying
• Activities of daily living (ADLs)
• Adenosine 5-triphosphate (ATP)
• Aides in palliative care
• Allow natural death order (AND)
• Ambulatory care
• Assessment / Multidimensional assessment
• Avoidable and premature deaths and serious health-related suffering (SHS)
• Bad news - fundamental communication skills
• Bad news – Robert Buckman's six-step protocol for breaking bad news
• Basic palliative care training
• Burnout
• Cancer survivorship care plans (SCPs)
• Caregiver
• Caregiver support
• Chemotherapy near the end of life
• Comfort care
• Communication
• Communication skills
• Compassion fatigue
• Confusion Assessment Method (CAM)
• Consultation in the emergency department
• Continuity of care
• Crusades
• Dame Cicely Saunders
• Daughters of Charity
• Day care
• Day hospice
• Dignified death
• Do not resuscitate (DNR)
• Do not resuscitate: recommendation for patients with advanced illness
• Dying at home: the burden of medication management
• Dying patient: physical examination
• ECOG score
• Economic benefits of palliative care provision
• Elisabeth Kübler-Ross
• Emotions of health care professionals
• Empathy
• End of life
• End-of-life care
• End-of-life decisions: Locked-in Syndrome (LIS)
• End-of-life goals
• Equianalgesic dose / equianalgesic chart
• Essential medicines in palliative care
• Essential Opioid Prescription Package (OEPP)
• Essential Package (of palliative care and pain relief health services)
• Essential practices in palliative care
• Estimated opioid need
• Existential pain
• Family
• Functional Assessment Staging (FAST)
• General palliative care
• Genogram
• Goals of care: what does it mean?
• Good death
• Guidelines for determining prognosis
• Health literacy in palliative care
• Heart failure: end-of-life care
• Holistic
• Home care
• Home palliative care team
• Home-based palliative care
• Hospice
• Hospital palliative care support team
• Housekeeper / Maid services (USA) / Home help (UK)
• Hypodermoclysis
• IAHPC position on euthanasia and physician-assisted suicide
• Informal caregivers
• Inpatient hospice
• Integrated care pathway
• Interdisciplinary / Multidisciplinary care team
• Last days of life
• Length of care
• Length of stay
• Life closure
• Life review
• Life-limiting condition
• Life-threatening condition
• Long-term care
• Long-term condition
• Meaning
• Mindfulness: self-care strategies for clinicians
• Minimum data sets
• Models of palliative interventions in chronic advanced palliative care
• Near death awareness
• Needs-based end-of-life care
• Neuroexcitatory effects of opioids
• Nonverbal communication
• Opioid – physical dependence
• Opioid – psychological dependence
• Opioid – tolerance
• Opioid rotation (substitution)
• Opioid-induced hyperalgesia
• Opioids and pregnancy
• Opiophobia
• Pain management in critically ill end-of-life patients
• Palliation
• Palliative care - 1990 and 2002 WHO definitions
• Palliative care - 2018 IAHPC consensus based definition
• Palliative care & cancer survivors
• Palliative care approach
• Palliative care consultation
• Palliative care early involvement: caregiver quality of life
• Palliative care network
• Palliative Care referral criteria
• Palliative care syringe
• Palliative care system
• Palliative care team
• Palliative care unit
• Palliative care: acceptance of the term
• Palliative care: early integration
• Palliative medicine
• Palliative outpatient clinic
• Palliative rehabilitation
• Palliative sedation
• Parenteral fluids at the end of life
• Patient- and family-centered care
• Patient-centred care
• Patients' priorities for medical care
• Pediatric palliative care
• Physical dependence
• Place of residence
• Plan of care
• Polypharmacy
• Population and needs-based planning for care at the end of life
• Primary palliative care
• Primary palliative care provider
• Primary specialist providers
• Pseudo-addiction
• Psychological dependence
• Quality of life
• Quality of life in palliative care
• Resilience
• Respite care
• Serious health-related suffering (SHS)
• Serious illness communication
• Setting of care
• Sexuality
• Specialist palliative care services
• Spiritual assessment: HOPE questions
• Spiritual assessment: Spiritual-AIM
• Spirituality in palliative care
• Suffering
• Suffering: intolerable, refractory
• Supportive care
• Surprise question
• Symptom meaning
• Syndrome of imminent death
• Teamwork
• The Lancet Commission report on palliative care and pain relief
• The palliative care culture
• Therapeutic relationship
• Tolerance
• Total pain
• Transitions in palliative care in the 21st century: Concepts
• Transitions in palliative care in the 21st century: Model of care and organization
• Transitions in palliative care in the 21st century: Perspective for planning
• Unit of care
• Volunteer hospice team
• Volunteer services manager
• Well-being
• WHO analgesic method
• Whole person / Holistic care
• Withdrawal syndrome
• World Hospice and Palliative Care Day