Palliative Care in the Global Setting
Key Points
Key Points
It is intended to complement the Integration of Palliative Care Into Standard Oncology Care: American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) Clinical Practice Guideline Update of 2016.(http://ascopubs.org/doi/10.1200/JCO.2016.70.1474)
All recommendations underwent Formal Consensus.
Recommendations
...ecommendatio...
...liative Care Models...
...eralThere should be a coordinated sys...
...(Primary Health Care)Palliative ca...
...ed (District)In addition to the provisio...
...anced (Regional)In addition to the community-...
...aximal (National)In addition to the...
...ming
...liative care needs should be addressed for...
Basic and LimitedThe palliative care needs of pat...
...d and MaximalFor newly diagnosed patie...
...e, Knowledge, and Skills...
...(Primary Health Care Provider)All health...
...imited (District-Level Facility)Interdisci...
...nal Facility)A team including a physi...
...onal Cancer Center/Institute)See Ferr...
...rse Role in Pain Management...
(Across All Settings)The nurse should partic...
...piritual Car...
...ross All Settings)Spiritual care provided b...
...l Work/Counseling...
...ying StatementThe psychosocial needs of patients...
...sicWhen staffing is limited and specialize...
...mitedPhysicians and nurses may addres...
...lors with special training in palliativ...
Opioid Availab...
...neral (Across All Settings)Health...
...ocal health care institutions should have acc...
...addition to IR oral and injectable morphine avail...
...addition to the opioids available at t...
...e 1. ASCO Framework of Resource Stratification:...