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    Palliative nursing reflects whole person care by addressing physical, emotional, social and spiritual needs of patients at end of life. It is important for nurses to collaborate with a team while providing end of life care to ensure all needs are met. The philosophy of hospice differs from traditional healthcare in that hospice focuses on comfort rather than cure, and provides support for the entire family during the dying process. Families of terminally ill infants and children face barriers to hospice care such as lack of education on eligibility, difficulty determining prognosis, and emotional distress of accepting a child's terminal condition.

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    Palliative nursing reflects whole person care by addressing physical, emotional, social and spiritual needs of patients at end of life. It is important for nurses to collaborate with a team while providing end of life care to ensure all needs are met. The philosophy of hospice differs from traditional healthcare in that hospice focuses on comfort rather than cure, and provides support for the entire family during the dying process. Families of terminally ill infants and children face barriers to hospice care such as lack of education on eligibility, difficulty determining prognosis, and emotional distress of accepting a child's terminal condition.

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    VENTURA NEIL FLOYD E August 16, 2019

    BSN IV B1 Ma’am Florendo

    LEARNING ACTIVITY

    I. How does palliative nursing reflect “whole person care”?


    From what I have read,

    II. Why is it important for the nurse to collaborate with a team member while
    providing end of life care?

    III. How does the philosophy of hospice differ from the philosophy of
    traditional healthcare?

    IV. Discuss barriers to accessing hospice care by families of terminally ill


    infants and children

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