Holistic Care

Byatt, Kay

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“…But he or she is not meant to discriminate against the beliefs of the patient (34). To deliver holistic care, health and social workers need to consider the whole person and their physical, psychological, sociological, and spiritual dimensions (35). It is pertinent to note that in 2009, the Department of Health first published an NHS Constitution, which sets out rights and responsibilities for patients and NHS staff.…”

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Treating the Unvaccinated COVID-19 Patient with Compassion

Jacob

Meah

2022

Journal of Patient Experience

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Delivering high-quality care services is essential in the support and treatment of the unvaccinated coronavirus disease (COVID-19) patient. The need to show compassion to the patient has been preserved within the codes of conduct for health and social care professionals and a fundamental value in the National Health Service (NHS) constitution. This article highlights the place and necessity of compassion when health and social care workers are caring for the unvaccinated COVID-19 patient.

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Treating the Unvaccinated COVID-19 Patient with Compassion

Jacob

Meah

2022

Journal of Patient Experience

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The AP in the hospice setting: work-based learning

Brown¹,

Smith

2012

British Journal of Healthcare Assistants

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This is the second in a series of 4 articles looking at end-of-life and palliative care, examining the introduction of assistant practitioners (APs) across a range of services through a foundation degree at the University of Bolton. The hospice development will be examined. Changes in attitude to care of the dying will be explored, in terms of the way in which the hospices challenged the notion that death was an inevitable failure; rather, dying is seen as a time when good quality care and support was more important than ever, enabling a good death. The AP's role within the hospice setting will be explored, in terms of the skills they have developed and now utilise and where they fit into the teams they have become part of. The new role is providing important continuity of care; some of the successes and challenges in this new setting are examined.

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Holistic Care

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Treating the Unvaccinated COVID-19 Patient with Compassion

Treating the Unvaccinated COVID-19 Patient with Compassion

The AP in the hospice setting: work-based learning

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