National Council For Palliative Care: A Case Study
“The six commitments made by nurses and the National Council for Palliative Care are:
1.Honest discussions between care professionals and dying people about physical, mental and spiritual needs.
2.Patients making informed care choices, supported by published information.
3.Personalised care plans.
4.The discussion of personalized care plans with care professionals.
5.The involvement of family and caregivers in patient’s care.
6.A main contact so dying people and their families know who to contact.”
(Berry, 2016)
Nurses will be the primary provider implementing this commitments and making sure that they are adhered to by every healthcare professional that is involved in the patient’s care.
1.Honest discussions between care professionals and dying people about physical, mental and spiritual needs.
2.Patients making informed care choices, supported by published information.
3.Personalised care plans.
4.The discussion of personalized care plans with care professionals.
5.The involvement of family and caregivers in patient’s care.
6.A main contact so dying people and their families know who to contact.”
(Berry, 2016)
Nurses will be the primary provider implementing this commitments and making sure that they are adhered to by every healthcare professional that is involved in the patient’s care.