Psychosocial Aspects in Palliative Care-Communicating with the Patient and Family
The dynamics surrounding the patient and family facing a death as the 'unit of care' is discussed. Aspects of communication, openness within the family, especially concerning children and teenagers, and factors that enable a family to function under the stress of a loved one's termina...
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| description | The dynamics surrounding the patient and family facing a death as the 'unit of care' is discussed. Aspects of communication, openness within the family, especially concerning children and teenagers, and factors that enable a family to function under the stress of a loved one's terminal illness are explored. The use of a genogram in palliative care to help to piece together the family dynamics and available support is fundamental to the care for the whole family. |
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