A shared care approach for seriously ill cancer patients between general practice, discharge department and a specialist palliative care team

niversity of Aarhus (Denmark) - Research Unit for General Practice0 个研究点目标入组 270 人开始时间: 2007年12月5日最近更新: 2019年3月11日

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•Patients, who at the time of inclusion are diagnosed with incurable cancer, i.e. patients who require palliative care. The patients should also:
•1. Be 18 years or older
•2. Be able to speak and write Danish fluently
•3. Give written and spoken consent
•4. Be able to manage in their own home, with or without the help of carers and district nurses
•5. Be informed about the diagnosis, also that it is incurable
•6. Be registered as suffering from a terminal illness or fulfil the criteria for this

•Patients are excluded if they:
•1. Have a low level of cognitive skills, which makes it difficult for them to fill in a questionnaire
•2. Are residents of a nursing home at the time of inclusion
•3. Are receiving oncologic treatment which requires attending an out-patients clinic regularly
•4. Already have established contact with a specialist palliative care team at the time of inclusion

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niversity of Aarhus (Denmark) - Research Unit for General Practice