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    Define curative and palliative care. Which type of care does the patient in this case study indicate that he would prefer? When someone sick has to make the decision of trying to cure the problems or just reducing the pain that’s is when they have to decided either curative or palliative care. Curative care is when they search for a cure or at least to reduce the medical problem from getting worst. Palliative care is when they just reduce the pain and suffering. Palliative is more common in older people where they just accept there time here is about over. However with this case, this patient said, “I do not believe in modern cancer treatments and will not be going to the oncologist’s office”. He also gave the doctor of his living will that said, “If this is it, this is the way I want it. Please put this in my file…” After reading those statements, I believe he just wants medication to stop the pain but nothing to cure the cancer; which would be palliative…

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    pre-existing knowledge from past classes to develop my own principles of hospice palliative care that correlate with me to incorporate it in my practice. Measurable Outcome (s): (How will you and others know when you have reached your goal?) This is measurable by creating my own principles of hospice palliative care by completing the strategies I have listed. I will seek for feedback from my peers, and instructor through class discussions and assignments. I will evaluate myself through…

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    Pediatric Palliative Care

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    this case is pivotal to the continuation of proper care for family as the child dies. Emphasis of holistic care…

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    About Providence Health Care Providence Health Care It was founded in 1997 and it is located in Vancouver. It exists to offer leadership in the health care system through ensuring that individuals can effectively access as well as receive the kind of care they are in need of. This health care has a good reputation as well as legacy of loving care that is clearly portrayed in their missions and values. In addition, it is a welcoming community, where compassion, hope together with love is always…

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    for the moral ethical debate that swirls around general PAS. “VSED is currently not part of standard of care in the United States, and in many other countries” (Jansen, 2015, P. 410). Because of this, physicians are not obligated to educate or even inform patients of this option. Jansen…

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    Palliative Care Case Study

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    just one example of the individualistic and respectful approach to end-of-life care called palliative care. To palliative means to ease; in the case of medicine, palliative care eases the stressful burden of aggressive and terminal illnesses. Despite inaccurate beliefs, palliative care can…

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    According to Mayeroff (1971), to care the other is to help them grow and actualized themselves. This notation supports the importance of enabling process through transition time. The last process or category in caring is maintaining belief. It involves sustaining faith in the other’s and enhancing esteem to get through an event or transition and face the foreseeable with meaning based on demands, constraints, and resources of the other’s life. Once again, Nodding (1984) supported the ideal of…

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    enough situations in which naturopathic medicine is recommended. Naturopathic physicians treat many kinds of conditions including: digestive issues, respiratory conditions, chronic fatigue syndrome and cancer. Unlike most other health care systems, naturopathy is not identified by any particular therapy or modality. In fact, there is a wide variety of therapeutic styles and modalities found within the naturopathic community. “Why Choose Naturopathic Medicine?”. Diseases such as influenza and…

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    Activities are individual projects held by the program itself. According to Hatry (2007), “While amounts of work by themselves are not outputs or outcomes, workload data can be used to produce outcome data. In some programs, the amount of work not completed at the end of a reporting period can be considered a proxy for delays of service to customers” (pg.16). This explains that the things we do at work affects the output. There are two different types of activities in the Medicaid program:…

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    primary care often understood to be two entities, which provides complimentary services within the care sector. Their purpose is to address health matters that are very common in communities. However, public health deals with prevention of diseases, promote a healthy life- style by prolonging life. This is achievable through activities encompassing all organized effort, which will protect, promote and improve the health of the individual in a certain group or population. On the other hand, the…

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