Disease Prognostication: An Inexact Art & Science
Individualized care: The importance of prognosis (science/art/intuition)
Determining palliative care vs. hospice care
Crucial conversations
The hospice benefit
Congestive Heart Failure: The Broken Heart
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Best practice: The Seattle HF Model
Medication management strategies
Symptom management and pain management
Pacemakers, ICDs & LVADs – Living better or prolonging suffering?
Chronic Obstructive Lung Disease
Global Obstructive Lung Disease (GOLD) Guidelines
The COPD Assessment Test (CAT)
Treating dyspnea: “The Pain of Non-Malignant Disease”
The medication tool box: Oxygen, bronchodilators, opioids and steroids
Renal Disease
Appropriate use of dialysis
Staging disease with Glomerular Filtration Rate
Hemodialysis mortality predictor
Symptom burden
Underutilization of hospice
Opiods with dialysis
Liver Disease
Indicators of poor prognosis
Differentiating when cirrhosis is the cause
Most useful analgesics for the pain
Waiting for transplant while on hospice: Use of the MELD tool
Advanced Dementia
GDS: FAST
Pain scales
Feeding tube dilemmas – and outcomes
Delirium and dementia: Interventions for agitation and aggression
End state dementia
Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis
Diagnostic tests for ALS
Advance directives and life support decisions
Nutrition and gastrostomy
Non–invasive ventilation
Table of useful medications and palliative measures
Advanced Cancer
The value of early palliative care
Spiritual needs
Complications and interventions
Spinal cord compression
Superior vena cava syndrome
Bowel obstruction
Hypercalcemia
Fungating wound/terminal Kennedy ulcer
Eight Signs of Impending Death
Challenging Decisions
What do people want at the end of life?
Delirium vs. near death awareness
Mental health needs of the dying
Palliative sedation therapy for intractable symptoms
Does the dying person need hydration? Oxygen? Treatment for rales?
Moral Distress
Uncomfortable patient/family scenarios
Ethical dilemmas
Medication errors
Conflicted consciences
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Preserving a patient’s legacy – Harold’s story…
Harold was a patient with metastatic bowel cancer – he had just months to live. Over his lifetime, he had been instrumental in transforming acres of farmland into the village that he grew to love. This legacy was extremely important to Harold. In an effort to keep this heritage alive, he had large posters made of photos, and he even used his carpentry skills to create an entire model of the town. Upon hospice visits, his only focus was teaching his caregivers about this legacy; he did not want it lost with his death.
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His caregivers began videotaping him sharing the story of his village – but that wasn’t enough for Harold. With his permission, a local TV station was brought in, focusing on the model, photos, and the stories behind them. The TV personnel never mentioned that Harold was ill. The video aired on the local station, and Harold was ecstatic – and at peace. He passed away soon after, his legacy preserved.
In this compelling recording, multiple case studies like Harold’s will provide you with examples that you can incorporate when caring for the terminally ill. Caring for patients with end stage disease requires extreme sensitivity, deep compassion, and extraordinary knowledge. In order to deliver expert, holistic care, healthcare professionals need to have a toolbox full of new interventions to promote quality of life.
Each particular end stage disease has unique complexities for the patient, the family, and the healthcare professional – and this recording will cover specific strategies for caring for these patients.
Did you know that a patient seeking a liver transplant can be on hospice care while waiting? We will discuss how this is done.
What can we do for patients with COPD who’s seemingly only solution for an exacerbation is a visit to the ER? We have an intervention for this.
How can we keep costs down without sacrificing patient care? We’ll give you the latest strategies, proven successful in practice.
It’s time to think outside the box.
Walk away from this recording with new tools for quality support – and care when there is no cure.
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