SWAN; an enabler for quality care at the End of Life

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SWAN; an enabler for quality care at the End of Life

To promote dignity, respect & compassion at the end of life Why SWAN? Meaning ‘a happy death’ in roman days Sign – is the patient believed to be entering the dying phase of life; start the individual plan of care & support for the dying person Words – sensitively communicate with the patient & those important to the patient Actions – step outside the box & facilitate what is important to the patient Needs – are the needs of the patient being met, documented & reviewed regularly

Importance of.. Making EOLC everyone's business Create a culture of openness at EOL – Educating & reassuring the public on the concept of SWAN Facilitating choice Joining up EOLC / Bereavement care / Tissue donation How can I make a difference to this patient & family in the moment. #onechance

SWAN Resource Box The SWAN symbol by the bedside to alert all staff around that the patient & family are in an end of life care situation. Comfort packs; a set of toiletries that the family can use if they are staying with their loved ones Memory boxes; to facilitate a place to collect memories of the patient, particularly for families with children Handprint resources; to facilitate families being offered the choice of having a handprint taken of the patient Small memory bags; to facilitate the offer of a hair lock being taken or jewellery being placed in them Bereavement SWAN bags; to facilitate the property of the patient being returned to the family in a dignified, respectful way rather than the plastic bags currently used. Staff would be able to recognise this bag by its symbol & respond compassionately. Tissue donation information; to facilitate early conversations

Good for the patient Heightened dignity & respect Situation acknowledged & care individualised Well informed & prepared What matters to the patient prioritised; choices Open access to those important to them Quality, compassionate care

Good for those important to the patient Open visiting Well informed & prepared Drinks & food provided Practical support Free car parking Moments making memories  

Good for us Raises awareness EOLC is everyone's business One chance to get it right Gives our families & patients control Compassion & satisfaction Their experience matters to us Consistent information Quality care Permission to act Care of the family carries on after death

SWAN; Key messages EOLC is everyone's business We have once chance to get it right Moments make memories You leaving our care supported matters to us Permission to act & break the rules that don’t exist What can you do to improve EOLC at NUH?