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End-of-Life Care in Oncology

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Decisions Around Resuscitation in Cancer Care

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Involves discussions about the use or non-use of CPR and other life-sustaining measures at the end of life.

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Cost of End-of-Life Cancer Care

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Covers issues around financial implications and the utilization of resources in the last phase of life.

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Communication with Patients and Families

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Effective communication involves clear, compassionate discussions regarding prognosis, options, and care plans.

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Nutritional Support in End-of-Life Cancer Care

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Aims to manage issues like malnutrition and dehydration while respecting patient's wishes and comfort levels.

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Cultural Sensitivity in End-of-Life Care

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Incorporates the cultural, ethnic, and religious values and practices of the patient and their family.

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Quality Indicators of End-of-Life Cancer Care

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Measures that reflect the quality and effectiveness of end-of-life care such as patient satisfaction and symptom control.

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Goals of End-of-Life Care in Oncology

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To provide comfort, alleviate pain, and support the emotional and psychological needs of the patient.

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Role of the Oncologist in End-of-Life Care

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Oncologists guide treatment decisions, symptom management, and emotional support in collaboration with palliative care specialists.

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Advance Care Planning

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The process of discussing and documenting patient preferences for end-of-life care.

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Bereavement Support for Families

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Provision of resources and counseling to help families cope with grief and loss after the patient's death.

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Spiritual Care in End-of-Life Oncology

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Addresses the spiritual and existential concerns of patients, often involving chaplaincy or pastoral care.

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Use of Non-Pharmacological Interventions

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Includes approaches such as massage, acupuncture, music therapy, and relaxation techniques for symptom relief.

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Palliative Chemotherapy

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Use of chemotherapy in non-curative settings to reduce symptoms and improve quality of life.

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Hospice Care vs Palliative Care

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Hospice care is designed for the final months of life, while palliative care can be provided at any stage of illness.

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Pediatric End-of-Life Care in Oncology

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Specialized care catering to the unique needs of children with cancer and their families.

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Ethical Considerations in End-of-Life Oncology Care

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Include respect for patient autonomy, consideration of futile treatments, and decisions about life-sustaining interventions.

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Training and Education in End-of-Life Oncology Care

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Education initiatives for healthcare providers to improve skills in palliative care, communication, and bereavement support.

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Definition of End-of-Life Care

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End-of-Life Care refers to the support and medical care given during the time surrounding death.

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Management of Cancer Pain at End-of-Life

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Involves a variety of medications, therapies, and interventional techniques to alleviate pain and improve comfort.

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Symptom Management in Terminal Oncology Patients

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Focuses on the control of symptoms such as pain, nausea, dyspnea, and delirium, to improve patient comfort.

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