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[The Göttingen palliative emergency card: improvement of emergency medical care for ambulatory palliative care patients. The "yellow card for rescue services"].

C H R Wiese1, U Bartels, A Geyer, G Duttge, B M Graf, G G Hanekop.   

Abstract

Currently more and more patients with cancer will be treated at home, especially at the final stage of their disease. Relatives and nursing services will therefore be confronted with acute emergency situations concerning these patients. The handling of these acute situations may be beyond the relatives' coping capacity. For that reason the pre-hospital emergency system (2.5% of all emergency calls) will be confronted with very specific needs of these patients. Emergency situations of palliative patients at home are more predictable than other circumstances. It is thus possible to achieve a practicable preparation for such emergency situations. An individual "emergency plan" should be created for these cases.. The plan may be processed in an emergency situation. It may then be possible to avoid emergency calls and make it possible for the patient to remain at home. This promotes the patient's quality of life and his/her predominant desire to stay at home after the emergency. An advance directive should be made which records the patient's wishes. Because of the complexity of an advance directive it is essential to indicated the patient's wishes in a short and quickly read form in case an emergency arises. This is one of the reasons for producing a short version like the "Göttingen palliative emergency card". In acute situations it is then possible quickly to make known the patient's wishes The patient may be given the possibility of remaining at home after an emergency situation has been dealt with successfully.

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Year:  2008        PMID: 18431708     DOI: 10.1055/s-2008-1075677

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Dtsch Med Wochenschr        ISSN: 0012-0472            Impact factor:   0.628


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