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6 Gravitational Waves
7 Definition of Insanity
8 Paradigm Change
10 Evolution of Pediatrics
Abraham Jacobi
Established Pediatrics
Grounded Pediatrics in social systems
Abraham Flexner
1912
Issued Report establishing medicine as a profession
Chasm Medicine and Public Health
AAP and Board
1930 and 1933
Responded to Sheppard Towner Act
Grounded in precedent of medicine
Vaccines Antibiotics ’s
New discoveries fueled biomedical and hospital practice of pediatrics
11 Evolution of Pediatrics
General
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Infectious diseases
Nutrition
Psychosocial We think you have liked this presentation. If you wish to
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Mental Health
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12 Evolution of Pediatrics
Public and Population-based Health
Abraham Jacobi
Established Pediatrics
Grounded Pediatrics in social systems
Abraham Flexner
1912
Issued Report establishing medicine as a profession
Chasm Medicine and Public Health
AAP and Board
1930 and 1933
Responded to Sheppard Towner Act
Grounded in precedent of medicine
Vaccines Antibiotics ’s
New discoveries fueled biomedical practice of pediatrics
13 Evolution of Pediatrics
Public and Population-based Health
Declaration of Human Rights
WHO Definition of Health
Abraham Jacobi
Established Pediatrics
Grounded Pediatrics in social systems
Abraham Flexner
1912
Issued Report establishing medicine as a profession
Chasm Medicine and Public Health
AAP and Board
1930 and 1933
Responded to Sheppard Towner Act
Grounded in precedent of medicine
Vaccines Antibiotics ’s
New discoveries fueled biomedical practice of pediatrics
14 Evolution of Pediatrics
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Psychosocial download it, please recommend it to your friends in any social
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2000-
Care of children with complex conditions
Social determinants of health
Hospice Movement Declaration of Alma Ata
15 Evolution of Pediatrics
General
Infectious diseases
Nutrition
Psychosocial
Behavior
Development
Adolescent Med
Prevention
Community
Environment
Mental Health
School Health
Drugs, ETOH, STIs
Complex Care
2000-
Care of children with complex conditions
Social determinants of health
Hospice Movement Declaration of Alma Ata
UN Conventions Rights of the Child
and People with Disabilities
16 Evolution of Pediatrics
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Nutrition
Psychosocial
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Development
Adolescent Med
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General
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Psychosocial
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Development
Adolescent Med
Prevention
Community
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School Health
Drugs, ETOH, STIs
Complex and Societal, 2000-
PPC boarded subspecialty
Social determinants of health
Hospice Movement Declaration of Alma Ata
UN Conventions Rights of the Child
and People with Disabilities
WHO definition of Palliative Care
Hong Kong
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19 Complex Care
Complex Care is a part of the health services continuum designed to provide
medical management, skilled nursing and a range of interdisciplinary, diagnostic,
therapeutic and technological services to achieve patient identified goals and
optimize the quality of life of individuals who have a chronic complex condition
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of life of patients and their families facing
the problems associated with serious illness, through the prevention and relief of
suffering by means of early identification and impeccable assessment and
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palliation of a chronically ill, terminally ill or seriously ill patient's pain and
symptoms, and attending to their emotional and spiritual needs.
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46 Research Findings
47 Research Findings
48 SWOT: Strengths
The opportunity the new children’s hospital provides to develop an integrated
system of care
Vision and Commitment
Palliative care teams exist in the HA hospitals. They provide a precedent for
developing services.
Commitment to build a Pediatric Palliative Care team
Recognition of the difference between pediatrics and adult palliative care
Recognition for the need to provide longitudinal care for children
Identified “communication, conflict resolution and management as critical issues
Recognition of the family as being the focus of the PPC team
Recognition of the need to “empower… greater participation in the decision-
making process.
Strategic framework document
Single service territory-wide
Linkage with NGOs, with a common agenda
49 SWOT: Weaknesses
Need foundational structure, e.g., child rights foundation
Lack of IDT
Training for interdisciplinary professionals
Limited involvement of families and youth as decision makers
Hospital centric approaches
See no mention of mental health
Need Medical Home for Children with Complex Medical Conditions
Need to develop perinatal and transition programs
Need legislation on Advanced Download
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EOL delivery location-regulation by the Fire Services Ordinances
Underestimating the importance of role of SW in palliative care
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50 SWOT: Opportunities
Home visiting nurse program provides a foundation to build an IDT
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Parent and child voices to identify gaps they identify in providing care to their
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child inside and outside of the hospital setting – parents are the strongest
advocates for change
Recognize the value of advance directives for patients under the age of 18
51 SWOT: Threats
Lack of understanding the differences: care of children with medical complexities
and palliative care
Focusing on children with “life threatening and life limiting illness” and those who
are dying
System is highly subspecialty oriented
Reliance on multiple NGOs to develop a system of care.
The complexity of developing a pediatric program is seen as a barrier, rather than
a challenge
Low demand being used as the reason for limited development—negates the
rights of children to have their best interests even considered.
The child as part of the family – parents’ voices need to be present at outset.
Identifying the need for PPC to be a subspecialty to get recognition in HK. PPC
should be developed as a primarily community and outpatient practice where
children who can benefit most
HK has a siloed structure based on the subspecialists.
Culture seen as a barrier. Death is taboo to talk about, death at home, lack of
autonomous behavior, lack of education to general population about palliative
care.
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