Palliative care isn’t limited to the final stages of a cancer diagnosis. You can apply its principles across all settings of care and throughout the entire cancer trajectory, from diagnosis to survivorship. Learn what this means for your practice, especially as the population of patients with cancer continues to age. You’ll tackle the eight domains of palliative care, including the physical, social, ethical, legal, and cultural aspects of care.
Objectives1. Describe the increasing need for palliative care integration.
2. List eight domains of quality palliative care.
3. Apply principles of palliative care to patients with cancer.
ILNA
This session qualifies for the following ONCC Individual Learning Needs Assessment (ILNA) categories.
OCN®: Palliative and End-of-Life Care
CBCN®: End-of-Life Care
AOCNP®: Cancer Treatment, Side Effect and Symptom Management, End-of-Life Care, Coordination of Care
AOCNS®: Cancer Treatment, Side Effect and Symptom Management, End-of-Life Care, Coordination of Care
BMT™: Post-Transplant Issues
