chapter 30 (public health, home health, hospice) Flashcards
specialty area of nursing practice that promotes optimal health and well-being for patients, their families, and caregivers within their homes and communities
home health nursing
humanizing the end of life experience for pts with terminal diagnosis that will pass within six months
hospice
care for those with a serious, complex illness regardless if they are expected to recover fully, live with a chronic illness for an extended time, or experience serious disease progression
palliative services
definition interprofessional collaboration
health status of a population of individuals, including the distribution of health status within the group
population health
specialty area of nursing practice that promotes optimal health and well-being
for patients, their families, and caregivers within their homes and communities
-wellness programs
-health fairs
-school nurses
-communicable disease prevention
home health nursing
difference between hospice and palliative care
hospice: subset within shorter time period. formalized, funded program
palliative: broad term occurring over longer time period. no specific federal designation.
patient and family-centered care that optimizes quality of life
by anticipating, preventing, and treating suffering
palliative care
focuses on comfort for individuals and their families at the end of life and
does not include curative treatment
hospice care