Palliative Care Services

CARE

1. Pain and Symptom Management

• Pain control through pharmacological and non-pharmacological interventions.
• Management of other distressing symptoms, including nausea, dyspnea, fatigue, and insomnia.

2. Psychosocial Support

• Provision of psychological support for patients and their families.
• Management of anxiety, depression, and stress.
• Family counseling and guidance.

3. Spiritual Care and Support

• Addressing patients' spiritual and existential needs.

SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Social Support

• Assessment and support of the social needs of patients and their families.
• Assistance with financial challenges.
• Coordination of home care support and access to available community resources.
• Planning social activities, educational programs, Palliative Care Awareness Week events, and other initiatives aimed at improving the quality of life of patients and their families.

PATIENT AND FAMILY EDUCATION

• Providing information about the disease process, care methods, and symptom management.
• Supporting patients and their families in understanding patient rights and participating in healthcare decision-making.

COORDINATION AND COLLABORATION

• Promoting multidisciplinary teamwork among healthcare professionals, social workers, psychologists, and other relevant specialists.
• Integrating home care, hospital services, hospice care, and community resources to ensure continuity of care.

END-OF-LIFE CARE

• Supporting acceptance of the end-of-life process while preserving the patient's dignity and comfort.
• Providing bereavement support and guidance for family members.