Palliative care Application Form

Palliative care Application Form

Palliative care is care that is given to clients when it is no longer possible to cure a disease. Then you can think of cancer when it has been treated. But dementia, COPD or heart failure are diseases that people cannot cure. With these diseases you can live for weeks, months or even years.

Because someone is no longer able to heal and still lives with this disease for a (long) time, the primary goal of palliative care is to maintain and, where possible, improve the quality of life of the client. In palliative care, attention is paid to physical, social, psychological and spiritual dimensions. In addition, supporting relatives is also an important part of palliative care.

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Palliative care is not intended to cure the patient. This care is applied when the patient can no longer heal. The goal, however, is to give the patient a long life with a good quality of life. This goes according to the patient's own wishes and choices. An attempt is made to prevent inconveniences and to alleviate complaints.

Important topics that have to do with palliative care are: Quality of life of the client. This includes the wishes and needs of the client and loved ones. Dealing with symptoms (symptom management). Making agreements and joint decision-making. The wishes, ideas and decisions of the client (autonomy of the client / freedom of the client to make decisions). The care is provided by different care providers who work together (integrated and multidimensional approach). Healthcare is also aimed at relatives. It is often drastic for the client's environment when their loved one is sick and can no longer get better.

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“Thanks Babs Zorg: Frederic and Barbora, for all your help over the last 4 years or so, since we first engaged Living Assistance. Your carers and service were exemplary and made mum and dad’s final years easier...

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