DonateIntersection of Palliative Care and Spiritual Care
Meet Asoke Mathew, MD a Specialist Palliative Care Physician, working in a trust that conducts daily outpatient clinics, inpatient care, and home visits in Chennai, India.
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Meet Cathy Payne Anderson, MDiv, BCC a Chaplain Lead for the Palliative Care department of Kaiser Permanente of Georgia.
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Meet Dr. Simon Allan, who serves as the Director of Palliative Care at Arohanui Hospice, Palmerston North in New Zealand.
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Meet a Reverend Cary Young who work as a Chaplain at Moffitt Cancer Center in Tampa, FL.
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Meet Robert Brazie, an ordained United Methodist Pastor serving as a Palliative Care Chaplain for Kaiser Permanente Hospital in Fresno, Ca. He serves patients, families, significant others, and the hospital medical staff. He, also, assists the Hospital Chaplain in visitation with non-palliative hospital patients and families.
Download the interview to learn more about his perspective on spirituality and palliative care.
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Meet Andrej Petranovic, a physician in the mobile palliative care team in Community Health Center Velika Gorica, a town near the capital city of Zagreb, Croatia. His team (himself, a nurse, and a coordinator) was the first Palliative Care team in the area.
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This series of interviews shows how different spiritual and clinical palliative care team members relate to the concept of spirituality and how they see spiritual care and palliative care as interconnected to make a difference in people’s lives and to forge healing.
Beginning August 28, 2019, get a perspective of spiritual care in palliative care from experts in the field.
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Online Poster Exhibition
Julia Verne
England
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Cathy Payne
Ireland
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Silvia Allende Pérez
México
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Omoyeni Knechi Eunice
Nigeria
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Eunice Boluwatife Olusoji
Nigeria
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Mary Jena
United Kingdom
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Mary Johnston
United Kingdom
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Anda Jansone
Latvia
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Anda Jansone
Latvia
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Kristine Skutane
Latvia
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Aina Briede
Latvia
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Anda Jansone
Latvia
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Andrew Donkor
Australia
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André Amato Valois
Portugal
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Mamak Tahmasebi
Iran
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Cristina Lírio Pedrosa
Portugal
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Silvia Elena Rivas Ellguther
Guatemala
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Kate Butcher
United Kingdom
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Alan Patrick Baltz
USA
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Simone Garruth dos Santos Machado Sampaio
Brazil
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Simone Garruth dos Santos Machado Sampaio
Brazil
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Simone Garruth dos Santos Machado Sampaio
Brazil
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Simone Garruth dos Santos Machado Sampaio
Brazil
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Divya Bharathi
India
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Mohammed Jamil Hossain
South Africa
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Katherine Holdsworth
Australia
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Karishma Sharma
Kenya
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Neha Singh
India
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Claudia Virdun
Australia
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Claudia Virdun
Australia
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Cat Barrett-Ayres
United Kingdom
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Eithne Hayes Bauer
Denmark
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Georg Bollig
Denmark
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Georg Bollig
Denmark
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Georg Bollig
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Additional Offerings by Barry Ashpole
Following is a representative sample of articles, reports, etc., on hospice and palliative care in the prison environment noted over the past five years (2014-2019) in the weekly report Media Watch.
Although a universal public health issue, it is in the United States that most
interest and attention has been afforded the aging and the terminal ill prison population.
This backgrounder begins with twenty-plus articles by way of a broad overview of the issue, followed by additional articles, etc., (in descending order of publication) that offer a national and state-by state overview. This is followed by a short list of articles, etc., on end-of-life care in the prison systems in Canada, the U.K., France, Poland and Australia. Added is a list of additional, selected resources.
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Media Watch
Of particular interest in this week's issue of Media Watch (copy attached):
The Berlin Declaration: A collaborative roadmap to advance global hospice and palliative care
Living with a hope of survival is challenged by a lack of clinical evidence: An interview study among cancer patients using cannabis-based medicine
Defining “transition points” in the illness course as standardised times to integrate palliative care
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Of particular interest in this week's issue of Media Watch (copy attached):
Examining the knowledge, awareness, and perceptions of palliative care in the general public over time: A scoping literature review
Potential unintended consequences of recent shared decision making policy initiatives
Design and preliminary testing of the Caregiver-Centered Communication Questionnaire (CCCQ)
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Of particular interest in this week's issue of Media Watch (copy attached):
“Farewell” to prognosis in shared decision-making
Australian GPs’ perceptions of barriers and enablers to best practice palliative care: A qualitative study
Interventions to reduce aggressive care at end of life among patients with cancer: A systematic review
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Of particular interest in this week's issue of Media Watch (copy attached):
When death with dementia is “a memory seared in my brain”: Caregivers’ recommendations to healthcare professionals
Use and meaning of “goals-of-care” in the healthcare literature: A systematic review and qualitative discourse analysis
In the child’s best interests: Should life be sustained when further treatment is futile?
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Of particular interest in this week's issue of Media Watch (copy attached):
What to say when patients are “sick enough to die”
An eloquent judgment
Worth living or worth dying? The views of the general public about allowing disabled children to die
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Of particular interest in this week's issue of Media Watch (copy attached):
Involving consumers with palliative care needs and their families in research: A case study
The AMBER care bundle for hospital inpatients with uncertain recovery nearing the end of life: The ImproveCare feasibility cluster randomized controlled trial
82% of charitable hospices [in the U.K.] planning deficit budget this financial year
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Of particular interest in this week's issue of Media Watch (copy attached):
A measured dose of optimism for the evolution of ICU-based palliative care
End-of-life care, palliative care consultation, and palliative care referral in the emergency department: A systematic review
Palliative care knowledge, information sources, and beliefs: Results of a national survey of adults in the U.S.
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Of particular interest in this week's issue of Media Watch (copy attached):
America’s Care of Serious Illness: 2019 State-by-State Report Card on Access to Palliative Care in Our Nation’s Hospitals
Death rattle: Reassuring harbinger of imminent death or a perfect example of inadequacies in evidence-based practice
Prediction system found to be effective at increasing palliative care consultations
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Of particular interest in this week's issue of Media Watch (copy attached):
£25 million for hospices won’t go far
Prolonged survival with palliative care. It is possible, but is it necessary?
Future-proofing the palliative care workforce: Why wait for the future?
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Of particular interest in this week's issue of Media Watch (copy attached):
General practitioners’ engagement in end-of-life care: A semi-structured interview study
Moral ambiguity in media reports of dying alone
Medicinal cannabis and cannabis-based medication: An appeal to physicians, journalists, health insurances, and politicians for their responsible handling
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Of particular interest in this week's issue of Media Watch (copy attached):
The voices of death doulas about their role in end‐of‐life care
Burnout and resilience after a decade in palliative care: What “survivors” have to teach us. A qualitative study of palliative care clinicians with more than 10 years of experience
Defining primary palliative care for universal health coverage
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Of particular interest in this week's issue of Media Watch (copy attached):
Home care and end-of-life hospital admissions: A retrospective interview study in English primary and secondary care
Ethical issues when working with terminally ill people who desire to hasten the ends of their lives: A western perspective
A research literature review to determine how bereavement programs are evaluated
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Of particular interest in this week's issue of Media Watch (copy attached):
Emotions in the room: Common emotional reactions to discussions of poor prognosis and tools to address them
Patterns of palliative care beliefs among adults in the U.S.: Analysis of a national cancer database
Using the term “palliative care”: International survey of how palliative care researchers and academics perceive the term “palliative care”
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Of particular interest in this week's issue of Media Watch (copy attached):
Honoring the moral concerns of caregivers afraid of giving morphine
Palliative care after the Liverpool Care Pathway: A study of staff experiences
From the lay press
Cancer treatment at the end of life
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Of particular interest in this week's issue of Media Watch (copy attached):
Top ten tips palliative care clinicians should know about caring for patients in the emergency department
Those 5 stages of grief: Does mourning really unfold like that?
From the lay press
Why “Right-to-Try” created to help terminal patients hasn’t worked
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With this issue, Media Watch begins its 13th year of publication.
Of particular interest in this week's issue (copy attached):
Can a single question about family members’ sense of security during palliative care predict their well-being during bereavement? A longitudinal study during ongoing care and one year after the patient’s death
Understanding what works, why and in what circumstances in Hospice at Home Services for End-of-Life Care: Applying a realist logic of analysis to a systematically searched literature review
From the lay press
Working too hard for a good death: Has competitive dying become a thing?
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Of particular interest in this week's issue of Media Watch (copy attached):
Optimised clinical study recruitment in palliative care: Success strategies and lessons learned
Treatability statements in serious illness: The gap between what is said and what is heard
IAHPC’s response to a U.S. House of Representatives report and WHO’s reaction to it
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Of particular interest in this week's issue of Media Watch (copy attached):
How do hospital-based nurses and physicians identify the palliative phase in their patients and what difficulties exist? A qualitative interview study
End-of-life care for people with alcohol and drug problems: Findings from a Rapid Evidence Assessment
Evidence-based palliative care: How can we account for the messy world of practice?
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