Emergency oncological care
Oncological diseases have a complex course and require special care for patients. In oncology, situations often occur when the pain becomes unbearable or side effects occur to the therapy. In these cases, cancer patients require emergency care, which can only be provided by experienced doctors. The K+31 Clinic provides emergency oncological care services in Moscow, using both linear and resuscitation teams.
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Comparison of oncology hospice and caregiver services
A caregiver provides assistance at home, but her capabilities are limited. She provides only basic care, but in the case of a severe oncological disease, this is not enough.
In a hospice, the patient is under constant medical supervision. Pain relief is selected individually and adjusted depending on the condition. Psychologists help patients and their families cope with anxiety and fear. The institution complies with sanitary standards, professionally carries out the prevention of bedsores, infections, complications.
A team of specialists works in the hospice - doctors, nurses, social workers, which is impossible to provide at home. This approach gives a better chance of maintaining the quality of life and avoiding suffering from a serious illness.
Psychological assistance in an oncological hospice
An oncological diagnosis and the approach of the end of life cause fear, anxiety, and depression. Patients lose their sense of control, face emotional pain, loneliness, helplessness, and fear. Professional psychologists work with patients in the hospice to help them cope with these experiences. In their work, specialists use conversations, art therapy, and breathing practices.
Relatives also receive assistance. Psychologists teach how to communicate with a loved one during this period, how to cope with loss, prevent emotional burnout, and support in difficult times.
Procedure for registration and admission to an oncology hospice
To be admitted to a medical institution, you must collect a package of documents and undergo an initial consultation.
Usually required:
- Extract from the medical history
- Oncologist's conclusion on the impossibility of further treatment
- Referral for palliative care
- Consent of the patient or his legal representative
After submitting the documents, the patient's condition is assessed, after which hospitalization is issued.
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What is hospice and its role in palliative care in oncology
In this medical institution, terminally ill patients receive palliative care, which is aimed at relieving pain, nausea, insomnia and other severe symptoms. Specialists help cope with anxiety, fear, depression, which often accompany cancer.
The hospice also pays much attention to the patient's family. Relatives are taught how to care, helped to adapt to what is happening, and provided with moral support.
The main goal of hospice care is not to prolong the life of cancer patients at any cost, but to improve its quality. This is ensured by a multidisciplinary team: doctors, nurses, psychologists, social workers.