Palliative Care - How is palliative care different from hospice care?
What is palliative care and how does it differ from hospice? Palliative care, sometimes called comfort care or supportive care, can help patients with a severe illness minimize pain and persistent symptoms. In this second video of our hospice education series, we'll help you understand what palliative care is, how it helps people manage symptoms, who is involved and the differences between palliative care and hospice care.
00:00 Intro
01:43 What is palliative care?
02:08 What is the difference between palliative care and hospice?
03:00 How is pain managed?
03:22. Does palliative care go beyond physical relief?
03:52 Who administers palliative care?
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@lindathomas8111
Жыл бұрын
Is this care just over the phone care
@godschild3640
Жыл бұрын
@@lindathomas8111. I have stage 4 non small cell lung cancer Adenocarcinoma. I have no pain meds why 🥶.. how fast does it take for this cancer to metastasized to the brain or another Oregon how long does it take? ITS IN UPPER LEFT LOBE , BOTH LOWER LOBES. AND AM I SICK OR NOT SICK UNTIL IT Metastasize. Could I die from what I have now. Or does it get deadly when it metastasize. How long do I get to live no one will answer me. I’ve been on KZread for 3 months. And not 1 person will tell me or talk to me
@godschild3640
Жыл бұрын
@@lindathomas8111. WHY 😭DONT😭 I HAVE😭 PAIN MEDS 😭. With stage 4 non small cell lung cancer Adenocarcinoma
@bbeloveth53bahtgad37
10 ай бұрын
@@godschild3640 did your Oncologist refer you for palliative care? Ask/insist for a referral. Palliative doctors are very knowledgeable about pain management; your palliative care Dr can help coordinate your medical care and referrals. Your onc can also refer you to a pain management clinic. However being stage 4 you may prefer palliative care. The doctors may be forbidden to give you a time stamp. My former onc gave me a time stamp and she got in trouble with her supervisor. I wish you the best in life & health.
@florinadumitru2409
28 күн бұрын
😢😢😢❤@@godschild3640
Vry.Useful nd Informative video on Pallative care.
Palliative care is also called comfort care for pain and symptom management. You can still receive life-prolonging medication for the disease. Palliative care can include mental health support as well as physical. Hospice care also provides comfort but only begins after stopping treatment for the disease and wants comfort only treatment. SOWK:5515
Good revission by palliative care Teacher's
My daughter is a palliative care doctor, Spr (specialist registrar), here in Dublin Ireland, I cant think of more noble, rewarding work than helping someone leave this world peacefully and help their family through that too. Palliative care and hospice care are intertwined and patient specific (I also work with cancer patients, though not medical). These people are amazing, compassionate people...and I'm not biased at all🤣
Very informative video. I would like to allute to the important role of Occupational Therapist in these type of care.
@bbeloveth53bahtgad37
10 ай бұрын
OT has a different holistic philosophy toward healing and practically at the same time. It taught me how to bend, fold my clothing etc with least discomfort to my body. I actually prefer OT over PT.
I have question. What are primary/secondary medication for palliative care patient treatment.
Like to learn more.Personal hygiene bathroom.Shower of patient in wheel chair.thankyou
My grandma has chronic arthritis. She's always in pain. She's 87 yrs old.
@bbeloveth53bahtgad37
10 ай бұрын
😢 an aged arthritic body is cripplingly painful. People just think of arthritis as a 'word' that old ppl hobble around about. Aging is tough on the body mind and spirit; and takes much courage and inner strength.
@bbeloveth53bahtgad37
10 ай бұрын
I wonder if she qualifies for Palliative care? LMK. Geriatric doctors specialize in older adult health and challenges.
Do the palliative care nurse or doctor come to the patients home?
@RNmike96
6 ай бұрын
Hospice nurses, yes. Palliative care is seen in hospitals.
Do that means that they die and you're trying to keep them comfortable
THOU SHALT NOT KILL!
Care of patient in wheel chair.If the patient wants a 🚿 shower.thankyou
Is it worth it at this point. Nit trying to be disrespectful. But i can't trust drs and nursesri treat pain with this bs about opiates. I think ill just chose a another option
This all just talk therapy and waste of time. Sleep is better
@lindathomas8111
Жыл бұрын
Zach please explain why this is a waste of time my husband is going on palative care I want to know please
@zachblundeto7137
Жыл бұрын
@@lindathomas8111 has done nothing for me. Still physically and mentally exhausted from multiple chronic illness. Fatigue, stress, anxiety, depression, weakness. It’s all psychiatric, psychological, and support from social worker. Just speaking from my experience.
@No.ThatPrettyGirl
5 ай бұрын
Zack, I'm sorry ur experience with palliative care was negative. Conversely, I am a caregiver for my mother who is 67, my grandmother, 84 and my grandfather, 87 yrs young are all on Palliative care and it has significantly changed not only their quality of life but also the quantity of life, by extending their lifespan for almost ten years already. I'm also a medical professional with almost 25 years of experience in trauma/ER and acute care hospitals. Part of my job was to refer patients to our palliative care team, WHEN it was time to have that discussion. WHEN is the operative word here. That said, perhaps my loved ones have a little advantage. Idk for sure. BUT.... What I do know is that we should always carry an empathic, loving, and gentle PALLIATIVE CARE TEAM in our back pocket. Take care my friend, of urself AND one-another IF ur able. ❤