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Case study:
Aged care facilities provide care for older persons who are often living with life-limiting conditions. Commonly palliative care is required by residents in aged care facilities to provide relief from sypmtoms and promote quality of life.
You are the Educator at Western Sydney Nursing Home (WSH), a residential aged care facility. Part of your role is to orientate New Graduate Registered Nurses to the provision of palliative care in your workplace. You are required to provide a written response in paragraph format to these three frequently asked questions written by New Graduate nurses starting at WSNH.
Question 1
Nurses new to palliative care may not be adequately prepared to care for dying patients and deal with death. Explain coping strategies that a nurse may use to manage their experiences of grief following the death of a patient. (500 words)
Things you could consider:
• Why might nurses new to palliative may not be adequately prepared? What effects might this have on the nurse? Support with evidence.
• Identify and explain two coping strategies that a nurse may use to manage their grief. Discuss each strategy and support with evidence.
• Relate your answer to the context of aged care; you could also refer to the case study in your discussion.
Question 2
WSH staff use person-centred care to guide their practice. Justify how person-centred care impacts on the palliative residents of WSH. (500 words)
Things you could consider:
• Why do WSH staff use person-centred care to guide their practice? Give examples of how person-centred care might be used in an aged care context. Support with evidence.
• Why is person-centred care important in an aged care context? Support with evidence.
How might person-centred care impact the palliative residents of WSNH?
• Justify the use of person-centred care at WSNH.
• Relate your answer to the context of aged and palliative care; refer to the case study in your discussion (note that this question asked specifically about WSH); your answer should demonstrate an understanding of person-centred care and how it can be applied in a palliative context.
Question 3
WSH staff collaborate in multi-disciplinary teams to ensure high-quality care. What is the importance of collaboration and teamwork in the palliative residents of WSNH? (500 words)
Things you could consider:
• Which multi-disciplinary staff collaborate at WSH, and how do they work together? How does that collaboration ensure high-quality care? Support with examples and evidence.
• Explain why collaboration and teamwork are important in providing care to the palliative residents of WSNH? What are the benefits? Support with examples and evidence.
• Relate your answer to the context of aged care; refer to the case study in your discussion (note that this question asked specifically about WSH); your answer should demonstrate an understanding of person-centred care and how it can be applied in a palliative context.