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Palliative care Revised 1

 At the end of the module, the nurse aide will be able to: 1. Understand the premise of palliative care 2. Differentiate between Hospice and palliative care 3. Describe who could benefit from palliative care 4. Understand the home care aide’s role in palliative care 2Revised

 The goal of palliative care is to prevent and relieve suffering and to improve quality of life for people facing serious, complex illness 3Revised

 Handout #1 – The World Health Organization (WHO) Definition of Palliative Care 4Revised

 Hospice vs. Non-Hospice Palliative Care 5Revised

 When a patient exhibits a physiological symptom such as pain, there are often psychological, social, and/or spiritual symptoms as well. 6Revised

 Handout #2 – TIPS for the Nursing Assistant’s Role in Pain Management 7Revised

 Team approach  Adequate training 8Revised

 Activity #1 – Pain/Interventions Examples 9Revised

 Grief  Activity 1A-Imagine if … 10Revised

 Handout #3 – The 5 Stages of Grief 11Revised

 Activity #2 – Examples of the 5 Stages of Grief 12Revised

 Listening skills and communication skills are of the utmost importance right now as a home care aide. Patients may not be able to verbalize their pain or discomfort, therefore the home care aide should watch for changes in behavior and report findings to the nurse supervisor. This goes for all patients, not just those receiving palliative care. 13Revised

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