Implementation of a palliative care team in an Austrian university hospital

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Imke Strohscheer
Julijana Verebes
Hellmut Samonigg
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[1] Medical University Graz,Department of Internal Medicine, Section of Palliative Care
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Supportive Care in Cancer | 2006年 / 14卷
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Palliative Care; Primary Caregiver; Symptom Control; Specialist Palliative Care; Palliative Care Unit;
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Implementation of hospital-based palliative care team is a new subject in German-speaking areas, especially in university hospitals. Our Section of Palliative Care was subsequently built up to a 12-bed palliative care unit, a home-based, and a hospital-based palliative care team. Analysis of the implementation strategies, development of the working profile, and documentation of the hospital-based palliative care team were done. During the first 2 years, quality and number of inquiries for palliative care increased significantly. In our opinion, a high degree of expertise, involvement of the nursing staff, and personal contact play a key role for a successful implementation of a palliative care team in a large university hospital.
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