Bunting 15 Survey: Hospice care
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I can describe & carry out comfort/palliative care measures.
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1= Strongly Disagree
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3 = Neutral
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5 = Strongly Agree
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As oncology nurses, we are sometimes called to address end-of-life care, concerns and conditions with patients/families, including hospice. These are poignant times that test our knowledge, interpersonal and bedside skills, as well as our capacities for caring. As a unit governance project, we are assessing the needs of our staff regarding hospice care. Our See moregoal is to increase staff comfort level in discussing hospice with patients and their families.
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***************************************************************** ***********************************HOSPICE ISSUES & TOPICSSelect 1 through 5 to help evaluate needs/strengths
1= Strongly Disagree ; 2= Disagree &nb sp; 3=Neutral &n bsp; 4= Agree 5 = Strongly Agree
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I am comfortable having discussions about hospice (general)
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1= Strongly Disagree
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3 = Neutral
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A. 3 = NeutralExplanation
This answer suggests that the person neither strongly agrees nor strongly disagrees with having discussions about hospice. They may not have a strong preference or opinion on the topic and are likely open to discussing it if necessary.Rate this question:
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I know signs/trends of active dying (can assess/describe)
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1= Strongly Disagree
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3 = Neutral
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5 = Strongly Agree
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A. 3 = NeutralExplanation
This answer indicates that the person neither strongly agrees nor strongly disagrees with the statement. They are neutral and have no strong opinion or knowledge about the signs and trends of active dying.Rate this question:
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I know about “open access” versus “regular” hospice.
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I could describe home versus in-patient hospice (general).
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1= Strongly Disagree
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3 = Neutral
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5 = Strongly Agree
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A. 3 = NeutralExplanation
This answer suggests that the person neither strongly agrees nor strongly disagrees with the statement "I could describe home versus in-patient hospice (general)." They have a neutral stance on the topic and may not have a strong opinion or knowledge about the differences between home and in-patient hospice care.Rate this question:
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I am aware of the hospice referral process (who can, how, when)
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1= Strongly Disagree
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3 = Neutral
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5 = Strongly Agree
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A. 3 = NeutralExplanation
The individual is neither strongly agreeing nor disagreeing with the statement. They are indicating that they have a neutral level of awareness regarding the hospice referral process, including who can refer, how to refer, and when to refer.Rate this question:
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I know names/features of some area hospice providers
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1= Strongly Disagree
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3 = Neutral
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5 = Strongly Agree
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A. 3 = NeutralExplanation
This answer suggests that the person neither agrees nor disagrees with the statement. They have a neutral stance on knowing the names/features of some area hospice providers.Rate this question:
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Doctor/ team keeps me informed of hospice discussions with family/patient and status of decisions/actions
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1= Strongly Disagree
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3 = Neutral
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5 = Strongly Agree
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A. 3 = NeutralExplanation
This answer suggests that the person neither agrees nor disagrees with the statement. They are neutral and do not have a strong opinion on whether the doctor or team keeps them informed of hospice discussions with the family/patient and the status of decisions/actions.Rate this question:
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I get support from staff/doctors when caring for a dying patient and/or following a death
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1= Strongly Disagree
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3 = Neutral
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5 = Strongly Agree
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A. 3 = NeutralExplanation
This answer suggests that the person neither strongly agrees nor strongly disagrees with the statement. They feel neutral about whether they receive support from staff or doctors when caring for a dying patient or following a death. It is possible that they have had some experiences where they received support, but also some instances where they did not. They may feel unsure or ambivalent about the level of support they receive in these situations.Rate this question:
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Do you have fears discussing hospice with patients/families? If so, what are they?
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What do you think prevents staff from discussing hospice options with patients?
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Would you like to be aware/involved when the doctor discusses hospice with a patient/family (while in-patient)?
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