Designing the Post-Pandemic Hospice Environment: “The Last Place”

Kader, Sharmin

doi:10.1007/978-3-031-20970-3_13

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“…In recent years, many ICUs of hospitals have established a hospice care system, but most of them are not feasible, and there are major deficiencies in terms of scientificity and pertinence. 19 Therefore, it is of great clinical significance to use the Delphi method in this study to construct a hospice care system for terminally ill patients in ICU. On the basis of previous relevant studies, this research group is carrying out a preliminary construction of the hospice care system in conjunction with the “Guidelines for Palliative Care Practice” and other relevant guidelines.…”

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Construction of Hospice Care Evaluation System for Terminally Ill Patients in ICU

Wang,

Liu,

Yue

et al. 2024

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Background: Terminally ill patients can benefit from hospice care, which specifically addresses the needs of patients and families affected by terminal illness. However, there is a lack of standardized evaluation criteria to assess the quality of hospice care for terminally ill patients in the ICU, and it is impossible to evaluate the service quality of hospice care. To use the Delphi method to construct a hospice care system for terminally ill patients in ICU that meets clinical needs, and to provide theoretical support for nursing decision-making of terminally ill patients in clinical ICU. Methods: Obtain relevant literatures by entering specific key words into the database, the hospice care nursing system for terminally ill patients in ICU was preliminarily drawn up by literature analysis, and 24 experts in this field were consulted for 3 rounds by Delphi method to discuss the development status of hospice care and finally establish the hospice care nursing system. Results: In the three rounds of letter inquiries, the positive coefficients of experts were all high, the expert authority coefficient (Cr) were 0.864, 0.849, 0.832, and the expert opinion coordination coefficient(W) were 0.186, 0.319, 0.224; The system includes 8 firstlevel indicators, 27 second-level indicators and 9 third-level indicators. Conclusion:In this study, three rounds of Delphi consultation methods were used to construct an evaluation index system for the nursing quality of hospice care for ICU patients. The evaluation indicators formulated closely focus on the physiological and psychological characteristics of ICU patients, which can provide a better reference for ICU patients with advanced life in the future.

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