Palliative care is a medical care

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Palliative care is a medical care
Palliative care team of multi-disciplinary health
professionals including doctors and nurses. 
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What is Palliative Care and how to recover the
issues addressed
Palliative care is a medical care specified on
the physical, emotional, mental and spiritual
pain of serious and chronic illness. There are
no time restrictions on who may receive
palliative care or type of illness but it is
usually offered in the earlier stage of disease.
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Palliative Care Nursing
Palliative care nursing is a very special calling
and our nurses from Home Caring provide a
discrete, sensitive and highly professional
approach for each individual.
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Complete palliative care will take the following
issues into account for each patient
Physical. The most common physical symptoms are
fatigue, Nausea, shortness of breath and
insomnia. Emotional.  Palliative care teams
will help patients deal with emotions that would
uplift the patients emotional state. Medical
experts may provide counselling, or make
referrals to mental health professions.
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Palliative care team
Palliative care teams consist of doctors, nurses
and other professional medical caregivers it is
basically a multidisciplinary team that
coordinate together for extended care. These
professionals will assess the type comfort-care
patients will receive and their goal is to
maintain the best possible quality of life.
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Contact us

• Bondi JunctionLevel 2, 2 Grosvenor stBondi
  Junction 2022, NSW, Australia,0Tel. (02) 8003
  5099Email  cs_at_homecaring.com.au
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