Report On Paleative Patients

Report on Paleative Patients

The theory was developed to deal with patients in the terminal state and their families, in a Norwegian context and that is why the theory can vary according to the cultural diversity of populations. This theory clearly gives us the positive results when applied as a practice and unlike the other intermediate theories in this, no instruments were developed, which is extremely necessary at the time of interrelating its concepts, it can also be used to investigate the perception ofthe family and the terminal patient according to the concepts valued in the theory.

Taking into account that the theory is recently new, Ruland and Moore see the need to support their theory through improvement techniques. Possibilities were established to prove the relationships between five main concepts. Another idea is to take the criteria of pain and tranquility to confront them with the results of the treatments of physical and psychological symptoms;For pain two concepts are seen, one is pain control and apply analgesics. The pain is related to the well -being process that is the prevention of illness, pain control and relief. You can assume non -pharmacological distractions that help reduce pain, anxiety and physical discomfort.

The theory of the quiet end, of the nurses Ruland and Moore, postulates a series of basic statements that should be met to provide stability to the patient in the final moments, such as an adequate control of the analgesia that helps the person toDo not experience pain, control and relieve physical discomfort, facilitating rest and relaxation.

Include the patient and their caregivers in decision making, making them participate in care, providing emotional support, always inspiring confidence in the performance of our profession and keeping in mind that the patient’s experiences in these areas contribute to a quiet end of life.

Likewise, the nursing role in patient care should try to meet the needs and demands of these patients and their relatives for adequate treatment that puts limits to suffering is an undeniable reality and makes the issue a true matter of public health.

The approach to a quiet death, unnecessary therapeutic processes in a climate of trust, communication and intimacy, where the family occupies a relevant place near the patient, seeking mutual support and where the goal of care is the preservation of the quality of life andThe comfort in the sick and family, through the proper control of the symptoms, the satisfaction of their needs and the necessary emotional support, constitutes the essence of the palliative care.

Within the theory it is taken into account that the nurse plays within the health team a privileged and unique place, since among other reasons the most time remains next to the patient and her family, her field of action covers all the stages of thelife, from birth to death, constantly adapting to the needs of each group.

Finally, we want to achieve quality palliative care, the call is to continue working on the training of nursing professionals with knowledge to provide care in the processes of chronicity and end of life, which will allow to redeem the role of the nurse fundamentally in thePrimary care teams where the greatest responsibility of providing care at these patients and their family falls. In addition, your participation allows planning care from individuality, continuity and multidisciplinary content.