University Hospice Care Report: Evidence-Based Practice for Nurses
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This report focuses on evidence-based practices in hospice care, addressing the challenges faced by nurses and family caregivers. The research problem centers on caregiver withdrawal and the need for nurses to support and empower them. The PICO question explores whether empowerment and advocacy by nurses increase caregiver participation and reduce withdrawal. The report details a search strategy using PubMed Central, including keywords and filters to identify relevant literature. Two studies are synthesized, highlighting the stressors faced by caregivers and the importance of institutional support. The report recommends that nurses adopt advocacy and empowerment strategies to boost caregiver confidence and prevent withdrawal. Nurses must advocate for the thought process of the caregivers to improve their emotional condition and maintain their confidence in providing care to the patient. The goal is to improve the quality of palliative care by supporting both patients and their families. The report concludes by emphasizing the crucial role of nurses in palliative care, particularly in supporting caregivers.
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