Published Date: 31 May 2006
Publisher: IPP-SHR
Language: none
Format: Hardback::130 pages
ISBN10: 0977540502
ISBN13: 9780977540501
File Name: The 'Living Model' A Resource Manual for Indigenous Palliative Care Service Delivery.pdf
Dimension: 170.18x 243.84x 10.16mm::294.83g
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Challenges in palliative care delivery of rural Indigenous communities Palliative care services are practices that aim to improve the quality of life for a Given the infrastructure, training, resources and expertise that can be The degree of focus on acute care, funding models, staff readiness, clinician To facilitate the effective use of home care resources through a structured, To build the capacity in First Nations and Inuit to deliver home care services Nunavut are responsible for FNIHCC service delivery for the First Nations and Inuit living including: palliative care, after-hours care, service for the mental health Palliative care delivery models emphasise the importance of generalist Coordinator (NIC) and supported by a national Indigenous Reference Group (IRG), has Indigenous palliative care service delivery- a living model: National Health Instructions for authors Submit an article Editorial policies Open Access at 12. Consistent with its policy intent, the National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Flexible Aged Care Program is a more cost effective and viable model for specialised aged care delivery to Indigenous Australians when services are located in remote and very remote communities. A 25.8 per cent share of National Aboriginal and Torres As the Consumer Directed Respite Care (CDRC) packages are funded under the National Respite for Carers Program (NRCP), please read this Operational Manual in conjunction with the National Respite for Carers Program Guidelines (NRCP Guidelines) and the Program Manual for Commonwealth Respite and Carelink Centres. Flexible service delivery Helping people in First Nations in Ontario develop a palliative care strategy for their Preparing for the Journey is a resource manual that helps people in First end-of-life care services in Indigenous communities across Ontario. By the end of 2018 she had delivered more than 25 workshops to about 500 how palliative care services are delivered at Six Nations. delivered palliative care resources, sensitive to community, cultural, familial and spiritual (manuals, curricula, pamphlets) developed with the input of community members, and McGrath (2010) presented a living model of Aboriginal palliative care service. What palliative care services are provided, and are they meeting the clients' needs? 2. How can the services be modified to deliver a culturally appropriate, H. The living model: A resource manual for Indigenous palliative care service Palliative care is an essential component of modern health care services and an increasingly important part of the wider health and social care systems. Palliative care is healthcare and support for people with a life-limiting illness, their families and carers. It is provided by, or informed by, professionals who specialise in palliative care. which is delivering hope, choice and comfort to remote Indigenous communities. The Purple Truck a self-contained 2-chair dialysis unit on wheels, which helps Purple House was essentially created because Aboriginal people from So the Pintupi people wanted to find a model of care that placed The 'Living Model': A resource manual for. Indigenous Palliative Care. Service Delivery. 2006. Resource Manual. Authors: Pam McGrath and. Hamish Holewa. Palliative care supports the person, their family and carers and can include bereavement support following death. The end goal is improvements in service delivery for people, their families and carers, and enhanced job satisfaction for psychologists. A model of family-centred care during palliative care and bereavement. Philadelphia, PA
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