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Supporting individual rituals, faith reaffirmations, spiritual life review and celebrating individuality all fall under the nsg dx of ?
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Readiness for Enhanced Spiritual Well Being
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Power imbalances between nurse and pt. Deep sense of intimacy can blur boundaries. Proselytizing is a violation of trust. conflict with personal beliefs e.g. refusing treatment, insisting on treatment can all fall into the ? considerations.
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ethical
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Quality spiritual care improvements current focus is ? satisfaction, ? satisfaction, ? referrals, completion of ? assessments.
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Patient, staff, chaplain, spiritual
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Joint commission requires a ? assessment but does not mandate specific content.
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spiritual
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Joint commissions communication standards say that we should respect a pts ?,the right to ? services and prohibits religious ?.
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rights, religious, discrimination
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Ethical committee is a ? forum where radically ? views can be discussed.
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multidisciplinary,
different |
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What is the order of legal next of kin, ? first, if unmarried it is the ? and then ? unless an advanced directive is in place.
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spouse, parents, oldest sibling
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by the year 2030 the number of people over age 65 will ?
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double
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very few hispanics, African Americans, and Asians are dying in ?
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Hospice
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If a pt has a state guardian they will never be put in ? because the law says the pt should receive every medical avenue available to keep them ?
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hospice,
alive |
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Fears about death and dying in America include being in?, being a Physical and financial ?, not being able to take care of family ?, and being ? by healthcare providers.
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pain,
burden, responsibilities, abandoned |
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A good death includes pain & symptom ?, they want to be able to make clear ?, and be prepared for ? The pt wants to be ? until the end.
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management,
decisions, death, themselves |
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Barriers to quality care at the end of life include: failure to acknowledge the limits of ?
Lack of training for ? providers. Hospice/palliative care services are poorly ?, Rules and ?, Denial of ? |
medicine,
healthcare providers, understood, regulations, death |
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Hospice provides ? care to pts with limited life expectancy of ? months or less.
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palliative,
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Palliative is care that is the improved quality of care through ? and relief of ?Palliative care is not necessarily approved by ?
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prevention,
suffering, insurance |
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Pts. that are eligible for palliative care include someone who needs to improve quality of ? but is not in the <6months to live and not ready to go into ?
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life,
hospice |
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Components of quality of life include ?, ?,?,? abilities/needs.
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physical,
psychological, social, spiritual |
