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French ICUs fight back - an example of regional ICU organisation to tackle the SARS-CoV-2 outbreak

TERRASI, Benjamin ; ARNAUD, Emilien ; GUILBART, Mathieu ; BESSERVE, Patricia ; MAHJOUB, Yazine
Anaesthesia critical care and pain medicine, 30/04/2020, p. 1-3

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Impact of electronic palliative care coordination systems (EPaCCS) on care at the end of life across multiple care sectors, in one clinical commissioning group area, in England - a realist evaluation protocol

POCOCK, Lucy ; FRENCH, Lydia ; FARR, Michelle ; MORRIS, Richard ; PURDY, Sarah
BMJ Open, 03/2020, vol.10, n°3, p. 1-9

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Does time for (in)direct nursing care activities at the end of life for patients with or without specialized palliative care in a university hospital differ? - a retrospective analysis

FLIEDNER, Monica C. ; HAGEMANN, Monika ; EYCHMULLER, Steffen ; KING, Cynthia ; LOHRMANN, Christa ; HALFENS, Ruud J. G. ; SCHOLS, Jos M. G. A.
The American journal of hospice and palliative care, 17/03/2020, Pagination inconnue

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An investigation of the challenges to coordination at the interface of primary and specialized palliative care services in Switzerland - a qualitative interview study

REEVES, Emily ; SCHWEIGHOFFER, Reka ; LIEBIG, Brigitte
Journal of interprofessional care, 26/02/2020, p. 1-7

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Thème : Soins.

DEMARCHE PALLIATIVE ; SUISSE ; RECHERCHE QUALITATIVE ; COORDINATION ; ORGANISATION SANITAIRE

Good coordination of healthcare services is vital for ensuring health cost efficiency and high-quality care for patients. It is especially important in the context of palliative care as services are often highly fragmented due to a combination of diverse professional groups, organizations, and approaches to care. However, the coordination of services in this field is often evaluated as insufficient. Little is known about the challenges to coordination in this sector in Switzerland. The present study addresses this gap in research by investigating the challenges to coordination at the interface of palliative care services in Switzerland. Interviews (n = 24) with 38 healthcare practitioners working in palliative care in four cantons (Basel-City, Lucerne, Ticino, and Vaud) form the basis for this investigation. The selected cantons not only represent French, Italian, and German language regions of Switzerland but also represent diverse rural, urban, and historical contexts. Expert interviews are analyzed using structural content analysis. Three clusters of challenges to coordination were identified in the data: (1) organizational challenges to coordination, which relate to explicit forms of coordination; (2) relational challenges to coordination; and (3) structural challenges to coordination, which relate to implicit forms of coordination. The study reveals a need for better financial support for coordination in palliative care and a stronger focus on interprofessional coordination in educating professionals in palliative care. Future research on how to further foster good team coordination practices between primary and specialized palliative services merits further investigation. Since these findings are indicative of areas for improvement for coordination at the interface of Swiss palliative care services, they are of particular interest for healthcare practitioners, policymakers, and researchers involved in the evolution of coordinative practice.

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Démarche palliative en EHPAD - qui fait quoi ?

DERNIAUX, Alain ; HIDOUX, Patrick ; BERMOND, Marie-Hélène
La Revue du Praticien, 2020, vol.34, n°1035, p. 101-107

Electronic care coordination systems for people with advanced progressive illness - a mixed-methods evaluation in Scottish primary care

FINUCANE, Anne M. ; DAVYDAITIS, Deborah ; HORSEMAN, Zoe ; CARDUFF, Emma ; BAUGHAN, Paul ; TAPSFIELD, Julia ; SPILLER, Juliet A. ; MEADE, Richard ; LYDON, Brigid ; THOMPSON, Ian M. ; BOYD, Kirsty J. ; MURRAY, Scott A.
The British journal of general practice, 2020, vol.70, n°690, p. 1-9

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Advanced heart failure treatment modalities and hospice care - the need for high level care coordination

BURNSIDE, Lee ; WHYTE, Sharon ; COOPER, Stephanie G.
American journal of hospice and palliative medicine, 01/09/2019, vol.36, n°9, p. 812-814

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Soins palliatifs pédiatriques et rôle infirmier

EDDA-MESSI, Barbara
REVUE DE L'INFIRMIERE, 01/2018, vol.68, n°247, p. 30-31

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Palliative care and public health - an asymmetrical relationship?

WHITELAW, Sandy ; CLARK, David
Palliative care, 2019, vol.12, p. 1-14

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A mapping study to guide a palliative approach to care

SAURMAN, Emily ; LYLE, David ; WENHAM, Sarah ; CUMMING, Melissa
Rural and remote health, 02/2019, vol.19, n°1, p. 1-7

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Soins palliatifs - quels changements à venir ?

JOUSSELIN, Charles ; CHRETIEN, Sophie ; FRIEDMAN, Diane
REVUE DU PRATICIEN MEDECINE GENERALE, 09/2018, vol.32, n°1005, p. 560-561

Dossier - Les avancées bioéthique, un enjeu pour demain

DAVID, R. ; MAMZER BRUNEEL, M.F.
ETHIQUE ET SANTE, 09/2018, vol.15, n°3, p. 135-183

Top ten tips palliative care clinicians should know about spinal tumors

WILLIAMSON, Theresa ; PAINTER, Brice ; HOWELL, Elizabeth P. ; GOODWIN, C. Rory
JOURNAL OF PALLIATIVE MEDICINE, 01/2019, vol.22, n°1, p. 84-89

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Innovative models for high-risk patients use care coordination and palliative supports to reduce end-of-life utilization and spending

RUIZ, Sarah ; SNYDER, Lynne Page ; GIURICEO, Katherine ; LYNN, Joanne ; EWALD, Erin ; BRANAND, Brittany ; PARASHURAM, Shriram ; LOGANATHAN, Sai ; BYSSHE, Tyler
Innovation in aging, 09/2017, vol.1, n°2, p. 1-11

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Medical assistance in dying for cancer patients one year after legalization - a collaborative approach at a comprehensive cancer centre

WU, J. S. Y. ; PINILLA, J. ; WATSON, Marcia ; VERMA, S. ; OLIVOTTO, I. A.
Current Oncology, 10/2018, vol.25, n°5, p. e486-e489

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Facilitators and barriers to interdisciplinary communication between providers in primary care and palliative care

DUDLEY, Nancy ; RITCHIE, Christine S. ; REHM, Roberta S. ; CHAPMAN, Susan A. ; WALLHAGEN, Margaret I.
JOURNAL OF PALLIATIVE MEDICINE, 03/2019, vol.22, n°3, p. 243-249

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Primary palliative care team perspectives on coordinating and managing people with advanced cancer in the community - a qualitative study

HACKETT, Julia ; ZIEGLER, Lucy ; GODFREY, Mary ; FOY, Robbie ; BENNETT, Michael I.
BMC family practice, 20/11/2018, vol.19, n°1, p. 1-10

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Supportive and palliative care in people with cirrhosis - international systematic review of the perspective of patients, family members and health professionals

LOW, Joseph T. S. ; ROHDE, Gudrun ; PITTORDOU, Katherine ; CANDY, Bridget ; DAVIS, Sarah ; MARSHALL, Aileen ; STONE, Paddy
Journal of hepatology, 19/09/2018, p. 1-43

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Inadequate communication exacerbates the support needs of current and bereaved caregivers in advanced heart failure and impedes shared decision-making

FITZSIMONS, Donna ; DOHERTY, Leanne C. ; MURPHY, Mary ; DIXON, Lana ; DONNELLY, Patrick ; MCDONALD, Kenneth ; MCILFATRICK, Sonja
The journal of cardiovascular nursing, 28/08/2018, p. 1-9

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No place like home - a case study of a patient discharged from an intensive care unit for end of life care at home

SMITH, David E. ; HALL, Donna ; PARKE, Geraldine ; LANE, Rebecca ; GRAY, Alison
Journal of the Intensive Care Society, 08/2018, vol.19, n°3, p. 259-263

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