Palliative Care: Multidisciplinary Team Approach and National Standards

PALLIATIVE CARE

Introduction
Multidisciplinary team approach in the palliative care
The national palliative care standards
The values of the national palliative care standards
Standard 1 assessment of the needs
Standard 2 development of the care plan
Standard 3 provides care to the carers
Standard 4 providing care
Conclusion
References
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The palliative care is defines as the specialised
care for the people having the serious illness. The
care is provided to the patients to reduce the
symptoms, pain, stress, trauma of the patients.
The main aim of the palliative care is to improve
the critical conditions of the patients and increase
the quality of the life. Doctors, nurse, health
workers provides the palliative care to the patients
(mason & et. Al., (2020)).
Introduction

The multidisciplinary team is the group of the health care
professionals, specialist, nurses, doctors, dentist,
physiotherapist, surgeons, physicians and other health care
providers which focus on the provision of the palliative
care in order to provide the optimal care to the patients.
The palliative care needs social, physiological. Physical,
mental and spiritual care so there is need of
multidisciplinary team for the palliative care (glass,
monroe & davies, (2022)).
Multidisciplinary team approach in the palliative care