More district nurse education needed in palliative care
Karen Birmingham, Sarah J. Harrison
Abstract
Karen Birmingham, Sarah J. Harrison
Abstract
District nurses should attend work placements in specialist palliative care services as part of ongoing education, according to a new review. This is one of several measures proposed to ensure district nurses can advance their cancer care skills and help increase the number of people who die at home. It came about through evaluation of the educational needs of district and community nurses during a three-year Department of Health (DH)-funded programme into palliative care.
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District nurses should attend work placements in specialist palliative care services as part of ongoing education, according to a new review. This is one of several measures proposed to ensure district nurses can advance their cancer care skills and help increase the number of people who die at home. It came about through evaluation of the educational needs of district and community nurses during a three-year Department of Health (DH)-funded programme into palliative care.
Key concepts: District nurse, Nursing, Palliative care, Medicine, Work (physics), Nurse practitioners, Health care, Family medicine