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Principles of Nursing: A Palliative Approach  Introduction to The Importance of Palliative Care End of life care is an approach in which the care is provided to the patients suffering from the illness of an incurable health problem and is on the verge of their death or very close to it (Head et al., 2018). The National Palliative Care Standards are 9 in number: standard 1 – assessment of need, standard 2 – developing t…

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Principles of Nursing: A Palliative Approach  Introduction to Palliative Care in Nursing Palliative care is a specialized nursing and healthcare profession that aims to provide care to the patients who are at the end of life stage (Ghandourh et al., 2018). The focus of end of life care practice is to ensure dignity and quality care for patients to improve the quality of life, provide support, and minimize pain (Chosich et al., 202…

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Principles of Nursing: A Palliative Approach  Palliative care is the care that is provided to patients with serious illness and their families in order to improve their quality of life and reduce their suffering (Schroeder & Lorenz, 2018). The ultimate goal of relieving the suffering of patients and their families is achieved by the provision of wide-ranging assessment along with the treatment of patient’s physical, mental, and …

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Principles of Nursing: A Palliative Approach  Nurses in the clinical placement are expected to use their theoretical knowledge into practise and apply their clinical practice skill to deliver quality and safe care to the patient (Atakro et al., 2019). National Palliative Care Standard is set guidelines for the health care professional to improve the quality and safety of the care concerning the health status of the patient (Temkin-Greener…

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Principles of Nursing: A Palliative Approach Introduction to Critique to GBM Care According to Seyfried, Shelton & Arismendi-Morilloet al. (2019), glioblastoma multiforme (GBM) is a devastating brain cancer that results in death soon after it is diagnosed and it results in vomiting and headache as well. However, if such a dying patient is provided with effective care that is within the boundaries of nursing and palliative care…

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Principles of Nursing: A Palliative Approach Introduction to Critique to The Patient Care According to Kuchinad et al. (2017), the boundaries of ethical and legal practices should always be maintained in nursing duties. The nurse should always follow the nursing professional standards in the workplace to ensure the patient’s safety and maintenance of the dignity and respect of the feelings and values of the patient and his/her fa…

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Principles of Nursing: A Palliative Approach Clinical placement is an important learning phase in the nursing profession and this duration, they understand the right use of the theoretical aspect in the clinical practise to improve the quality of care. The clinical placement guidelines are important to improve the practical skills of the nurse that are important to assist the patient (Stupans et al., 2013). The nurses caring for the dying pati…

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Principles of Nursing: Palliative Approach Introduction to Palliative Care and The Promotion of Best Practices People who are suffering from chronic diseases which are life-limiting have complicated and multiple needs. Many of them receive care from healthcare professionals in various health care setups such as hospital, home and residential care. Individuals who are going through these life-limiting diseases require good care and for …

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Principles of Nursing: Palliative Approach Introduction to Issue within Palliative Care Palliative care is an approach that helps in improving the quality of life of the patients and their family members also who has been dealing with the issues that are related with life-threatening illness. This is done by preventing and providing relief from the suffering by detecting the pain and other issues be it physical, psychosocial or spiritu…

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Principles of Nursing: Palliative Approach Introduction to Pain Management The main objective of palliative care is to mitigate the affliction of the patients along with their families by the inclusive evaluation and treatment of the physical, spiritual, and psychosocial symptoms that have been experienced by the patients (Sholjakova et al., 2018). Pain is considered as one among the most dread symptoms of an advanced, rapidly growing …