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Title: URGENTNA STANJA V PALIATIVNI OSKRBI Authors: Kastelic, Neža (Author) Leskovic, Ljiljana (Mentor) More about this co-author... Language: Slovenian Work type: Bachelor thesis/paper Organization: UNM FZV - University of Novo mesto - Faculty of Health Sciences Abstract: Izhodišča: Paliativna oskrba je novo področje, ki se mu v zadnjih letih namenja vse več pozornosti. Urgentno stanje v paliativni oskrbi je specifično in zelo občutljivo področje, ki potrebuje natančnejše smernice, kako ravnati. V svoji osnovi, ciljih in ukrepih paliativna in urgentna medicina nimata veliko skupnih točk, nedvomno pa imata mnogo skupnih pacientov, zato je povezovanje znanja in medsebojno sodelovanje ključno. Namen raziskave je bil raziskati urgentna stanja v paliativni oskrbi. Metoda: Raziskava je temeljila na kvalitativnem raziskovalnem pristopu in deskriptivni metodi dela. Za potrebe empiričnega dela so bili zbrani, analizirani in sintetizirani primarni ter sekundarni viri. Primarni podatki za analizo so bili pridobljeni s tehniko intervjuvanja. Vir podatkov je bil tudi pregled strokovne in znanstvene literature, pridobljene iz nekaterih podatkovnih baz. Rezultati: V raziskavi je sodelovalo 6 zdravstvenih delavcev, zaposlenih na nujni medicinski pomoči. Ugotovili smo, da so intervjuvanci željni dodatnega znanja, ki bi jim pomagalo pri obravnavi urgentnega stanja na terenu. Paliativnih pacientov je na terenu veliko, zaradi slabo organizirane paliativne oskrbe in paliativnega tima pa velik delež bremena prevzemajo svojci in zaposleni zdravstveni delavci na nujni medicinski pomoči. Razprava: Paliativna bolezen je vsaka neozdravljiva bolezen, ki lahko doleti kogarkoli. Zmotno je prepričanje, da je paliativna oskrba namenjena samo starejšim. Paliativni pristop obravnave pacienta podpira celostno obravnavo človeka z njegovimi fizičnimi, psihološkimi, duhovnimi in socialnimi potrebami. V kvalitetno paliativno obravnavo so vključeni tudi svojci, ki potrebujejo pomoč med oskrbo obolelega, kot tudi po smrti bližnjega. Keywords: nujna medicinska pomoč, paliativna bolezen, mobilni paliativni tim Year of publishing: 2023 COBISS_ID: 179991043   VisID: 18713 Views: 341 Downloads: 24 Files:  RAZ_Kastelic_Neza_i2023.pdf (896,38 KB)   Metadata:

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Language:	English
Title:	EMERGENCIES IN PALLIATIVE CARE
Abstract:	Background: Palliative care is a new field that has recently received increasing attention. Emergency situations in palliative care are a specific and sensitive area that requires more precise guidelines on how to act. In the way they are conceived, in their goals and their measures, palliative care and emergency medicine do not have many common points, but they definitely do have many common patients, so knowledge integration and cooperation are crucial. The purpose of the research was to investigate emergency situations in palliative care. Method: The study was based on a qualitative research approach and a descriptive work method. Primary and secondary sources were collected, analyzed, and synthesized for the needs of the empirical work. The interview technique was used to obtain primary data for the analysis. A review of professional and scientific literature obtained from some databases was also a source of data. Results: 6 medical workers employed in emergency medical care participated in the research. We found that the interviewees were eager for additional knowledge that would help them address emergency situations encountered in fieldwork. There are many palliative patients in the field, and due to poorly organized palliative care and palliative teams, a large share of the burden must be taken on by relatives, employed medical workers, and emergency medical care. Discussion: A palliative illness is any incurable illness that can befall any individual. It is a misconception that palliative care is meant only for elderly people. The palliative approach to patient treatment supports the holistic treatment of a person with their physical, psychological, spiritual, and social needs. Relatives, who need help when they are taking care of the patient as well as after the patient’s death, are also included in quality palliative treatment.
Keywords:	Emergency medical care, palliative illness, mobile palliative team

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