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    2557

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    8-11 10-29 80,780 29.2

    2

    20 2557

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    1 1

    2

    2 3

    1 4 2 8

    3

    12 4 14 5 16 6 18 7 20

    8 21 24

    1 26 2 27 3 18 4 32 5 32

    Risk Fall Assess Form

    Bradens Score Q 9Q

    8Q MMSE

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    Edmonton Symptom Assessment Scale (ESAS) Log

    ()

    1 62 30

    25 29

    30

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    1

    468.3 2548 759.8 2555 8 12.6 2510 43.8 2540 98.5 2555 25.3 2548 31.7 2555 0.8 2547 1.6 2553 10 (2542 - 2552) 11

    (102,330 113,548 ) ( ,2555; Cancer control, knowledgeinto action World Health Organization,2007)

    8-11 10-29 ( ,2553) (Hospice)

    (Caregiver) (Hospice)

    (Palliativecare) WHO

    ()

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    2

    (Bereavement Care) (European Association for Palliative Care, WHO)

    (Quality of Life care Unit) 8

    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

    5 1 2 3 4 5

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    4

    1

    (Staff)

    1. /2. 3. 4.5. 6. /7. /8.

    1. 2. (Communication skills)

    (Nurse)1. ()2.

    (Communication skills)3. 2 4.

    3 5. 3 6.

    4

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    1. morphine 2.

    1. 2. ()

    1.

    2.

    3. 4.

    1. 2.

    3.

    /

    1.

    2. 3. 4.

    5.

    6.

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    1

    1. 2. 3. 4.

    5.

    6. 7.

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    7

    /1. ()2. 3.

    4. (Walker)5. 6. 7.

    1.

    / 2. 3.

    4. (

    Healing environment)5.

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    8

    2

    (Pain)

    (1) (non invasive) (by mouth) (by the clock)

    codeine tramadol (around the clock) (breakthrough pain)

    1

    (by the ladder)

    1 non opioids2 weak opioids non opioids3 strong opiods non opioids

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    3 1. :

    1.1

    (Body chart)

    1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6

    2.

    2.1 2.2 Palliative radiotherapy

    2.3 (massage) (acupressure) (acupuncture) (heat) (cold) (TranscutaneousElectrical NerveStimulation:TENS) ( touch) (therapeutic touch)

    3. (1 )

    (Dyspnea)

    1. : (Visual Analogue Scale :VAS)

    2. :

    (hematocrit) (hemoglobin) Pericardial effusion, Pleural effusion, Superior vena cavasyndrome, Pneumonia

    3. :

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    10

    3.1 Opioids, Benzodiazepines, Phenothiazines, Beta2-Agonist stimulators , Methylxanthines , Steroid , Oxygen therapy Dyspnoea in Palliative Care www.patient.co.uk

    3.2 (pursed-lip) diaphragmatic

    (Fatigue)

    1.

    :

    2. :

    3. : Steroid Erythopoctive Anti-depressive

    (Constipation) Opioid

    Surfactant Docusate Osmotic Lactulose,magnesium hydroxide Lubricant Mineral oil Stimulants Bisacodyl, senna

    (Nausea and Vomiting)

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    :-domperidone, prochlorperazine , metoclopramide ,

    ondamsetron, granisetron , haloperidol

    (Skin and pressure sore)

    (BardenScore) 2

    / /

    (Complementary and alternative medicine) / , (massage therapy), (acupuncture),(Aroma therapy) , (Music therapy) , ( Humor therapy) , ( imagery) , (distraction) , (Yoga) , (Pet-therapy) , , (Hydro therapy), (prayer) , (Hypnotictherapy) , (Biofeedback) , (Relaxingtraining) , (Self help group) , (Educative and Supportive) ,(Art therapy), (Thai-traditional medicine),( Herbal medicine)

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    12

    3

    (Psychological)1. (

    / (Spiritual)

    2. 2Q , 9Q 8Q () (cognition) MMSE-T ()

    3. : Five stage reaction Kubler-Ross (1969)

    1.(Shock & Denial)

    2. (Anger)

    3.(Bargaining)

    /

    4.(Depression)

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    13

    5.

    (Acceptance)

    1 5

    5 ( , , ,2551)

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    14

    4

    (Social assessment) 1. :

    2. :

    3. :

    4. :

    5. : (Family / Relatives)

    (Friends) (Work / School Associates) (ProfessionalCaregivers) (Neighbors)

    6. :

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    15

    1.

    2. 3.

    4.

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    5

    ( ) ( , 2555)

    1. EQ 2. 3.

    1.

    2. 1 (spiritual screening)

    3.

    4. (2004)///

    5.

    5.1 -

    5.2 24

    5.3 Family meeting/

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    5.4

    (Narayanasamy, 2004)

    - - --

    - -- - -

    -

    -

    - - -

    - -

    --/

    --

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    6

    1. 1.1 ( ) ( ) ( ) 1.2

    1.3 (

    )1.4 1.5

    ( ) ( )

    ( ) ( )( ) ( ) ( ) ( )( ).

    1.2.

    3.

    ( )

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    19

    ()

    4. ()

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    7

    2 7

    1. :

    2. :

    3. :

    4. : 5. :

    6. :

    7. :

    ( )

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    8

    1. (Biomedical ethics) : 4

    1.1(Beneficence)1.2 (Nonmaleficence)1.3 (Autonomy)1.4 (Justice)

    2. (Patients Bill of right) : - ( 10 )

    3. (Informed Consent) :

    3.1 3.2 3.3 ()

    - :

    - - ( Informed

    Consent) ()

    4. (Advance Directives):

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    ---- Delirium , Dementia , Coma -

    Advance directives

    4.1 Living will:

    ...2550 12

    Living will pain medication

    4.2 Durable power of attorney (DPA) for health care :

    4.3 Conversation :

    Advance Directives

    4.4 Written directives :

    ()

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    23

    4

    ) )

    ) )

    (mercy killing)

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    (The Association for Childrens Palliative Care and British Royal College ofPediatricians and Child Health)

    .

    .

    .

    .

    () (concept)

    concept

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    -

    () (concept)

    - magical thinking

    -

    (causality) (irreversibility) (finality) (universality)

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    27

    3

    Counseling

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    End of Life (no CPR, oxygen)

    End of Life

    dyspnea, , no CPR

    privacy

    autopsy tissue donation

    Bereavement Care

    (pain assessment) (pain management)

    (qualitative assessment)

    (quantitative assessment)

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    (pain intensity)

    (Composite pain

    measures)

    (Behavioral

    measures)

    (Self-report)

    PIPP CHEOPS VAS

    NIPS FLACC Wong-Baker Faces Scale

    CRIES OPS FPS-R

    NRS

    PIPP = Premature Infant Pain Profile, NIPS = Neonatal Infant Pain Profile, CHEOPS =

    Childrens Hospital of Eastern Ontario Pain Scale, FLACC = Face Legs Activity Cry

    Consolability, VAS = Visual Analog Scale, FPS-R = Faces Pain Scale-Revised, NRS = Numeric

    Rating Scale, OPS = Objective Pain Scale

    self-report(gold standard)

    (pain diary)

    ()

    .

    / /

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    (pharmacological management) (non-pharmacological management)

    .

    .

    2

    Non - opioids Acetylsalicylic acid (ASA),

    Paracetamol, Ibuprofen,

    Indomethacin, Naproxen, Diclofenac

    Opioids

    Codeine, Tramadol

    Opioids Morphine, Methadone,Hydromorphone, Pethidine,

    Buprenorphine,Fentanyl (transdermal)

    Opioid antagonist Naloxone

    Antidepressants Amitryptyline, Imipramine

    Anticonvulsants Carbamarzepine, Valproic acid

    Corticosteroids Prednisolone, Dexamethasone

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    . prn(rescue dose) breakthrough pain 4

    . )(

    4.

    pethidine toxic metabolite

    1. opioid

    2.

    3. opioid - withdrawalsymptom %

    .

    Supportive therapy: family centered care,

    Cognitive therapy: distraction, imagery, hypnosis, music

    Behavioral therapy:

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    Physical therapy: / aromatherapy, transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS)

    4

    5

    palliative care

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    1.

    2.

    3.

    4.

    5.

    6.

    7.

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    Spiritual support

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    ... .....

    Last wish

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    Last wish

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    Last birthday

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    Home care

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    Healing Environment

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    Complementary and Alternative medicine

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    Volunteer

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    1.

    . 2555.. , .2. . 2556. . .

    3. . 2556. Palliative care. 1. ,.

    4. .. 2550..2., .

    5. , , . 2551.

    .

    ,

    .

    6. . . :; 2547.

    7. . . : , , , . . : ; 2552. 239-257.

    8.. 2551..

    9.

    . 2556..1., .

    10.. 2552..

    11.. 2552..

    12.. 2556.. 1 1. .,.

    13.

    American Academy of Pediatrics, Committee on Bioethics 1999-2000. Guidelines

    on forgoing life-sustaining medical treatment. Pediatrics. 2000; 106(2): 3517.14.American Academy of Pediatrics. Committee on Psychosocial Aspects of Child and

    Family Health. The pediatrician and childhood bereavement. Pediatrics 2000;

    105: 445-7.

    15.Brown MR, Sourkes B. Pediatric palliative care. In: Shaw RJ, Demaso DR editors.

    Textbook of pediatric psychosomatic medicine. Arlington: American psychiatric

    publishing; 2010. 245-57.

    16.

    Complementary,Alternative, or Integrative Health: Whats In a Name?

    Available6/3/2014 from:http://www.nccam.nih.gov

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    17.Cunningham T. MCCN Psychosocial assessment guidelines version 2: March 2010.

    1-5.

    18.Goldman A, Frager G, Pomietto M. Pain and palliative care. In: Schechter N, Berde

    CB, Yaster M, ed. Pain in Infants, children, and adolescents 2nd

    ed. Philadelphia:

    Lippincott Williams&Wilkins; 2003: 539 562.

    19.Grgoire M, Frager G. Ensuring pain relief for children at the end of life. Pain Res

    Manage 2006; 11 (3): 163 171.

    20.Himelstein BP, Hilden JM, Boldt AM, Weissman D. Pediatric Palliative Care. N Engl J

    Med 2004; 350: 1752-62.

    21.Hution N, Levetown M, Frager G. The hospice and palliative medicine approach to

    caring for pediatric patients. Glenview: American academy of hospice and palliative

    medicine, 2008.22.Kuber-Ross E. On death and dying. New York: Scribner; 1969.

    23.Lewis M, Schonfeld D. Dying and Death in Childhood and Adolescence. In: Lewis

    M, ed. Child and Adolescent Psychiatry. Philadelphia: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins;

    2002: 1239-45.

    24.Narayanasamy A. The puzzle of spirituality for nursing. A guide to practical

    assessment. Br J Nurs. 2004; 13(19): 1140-1144.

    25.Vachon ML, Kristjanson L, Higginson I. Psychosocial process and issues in palliative

    care: the patient, the family, and the outcome of care. J Pain Symptom Manage.

    1995; 10(2): 142-50.

    26.World Health Organization. Cancer pain relieve and palliative care in children.

    Geneva: World Health Organization, 1998.

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    ( Palliative Performance Scale version 2 ) (PPS v2)

    PPS v2

    100%

    90%

    80%

    70%

    60%

    /

    50% /

    40%

    +/-

    30%

    +/-

    20%

    +/-

    10%

    ()

    +/-

    0% - - - -

    +/-

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    ()

    1.

    2.

    3.

    4.

    5.

    6.

    7.

    8.//

    9.

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    Edmonton Symptom Assessment Scale (ESAS)Log

    -.. ..

    HN.DX.

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    Prn 1

    2.. 2

    3.. 3

    scale

    10

    9

    8

    7

    6

    5

    4

    3

    2

    1

    0

    Pain Prn

    sedation score

    respirations

    signature

    site

    characterize

    time

    s=

    sedation score =2+RR10/min

    sedation 0=

    3=

    ..................................................................... HNDXMetastasis....

    ......................

    1= 2=

    .....................

    ....................

    (cont.)

    pain 1.....................................................................

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    (Risk Fall Assess Form)

    Name............................................................................... Age........................HNWARD

    Risk Factor ScaleScore Patient score

    Morse Fall Risk Score Date.. Date.. Date.. Date.. Date.. Date..

    History of FallYes 25

    No 0

    Secondary Diagnosis

    Yes 15

    No 0

    Ambulatory Aid

    Furniture 30

    Crutches/Cane/Walker 15

    None/ Bed rest/ Wheel chair/ Nurse 0

    IV/Injection plug Yes 20

    No 0

    Gait / Transferring Impaired 20

    Weak 10

    Normal / Bed rest / Immobile 0

    Mental Status Forgets / Limitations 15

    Oriented to Own Ability 0

    Morse Fall Score Date. Date. Date. Date. Date. Date.

    45

    25 44

    0 - 24

    Morse Fall Risk

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    Bradens Score

    Name. Age HN..Ward

    Score ........................ ............

    4 3 2

    1

    4 3 2

    1

    4/ 3/ 2 1

    4Feed /> 3Feed / 2NPO/

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    2Q

    NameAgeHN..Ward...............

    ( )

    1. 2

    2. 2

    2

    2

    9Q

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    9Q

    NameAgeHN..Ward...............

    ( )

    2

    (7 )

    1.

    2.

    3.

    4. 5.

    6.

    7.

    8.

    9.

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    - 7-12

    - 13-18

    - >19

    : > 7 8Q

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    8Q

    NameAgeHN..Ward...............

    ( )

    1. 1

    2. 1

    3. 1

    (..)

    4.1

    5. 1

    6. 1

    7. 1

    8.

    - 1-8

    - 9-16

    - >17

    Admit

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    MMSE Thai 2002*Mini Mental State Examination : Thai version (MMSE Thai 2002)

    1. Orientation for time ( 5 ) (1 ) ()1.1 ..1.2 ..1.3 ..1.4 ..1.5 ..2. Orientation for place ( 5 ) ()(1 2.1 2.1.1 ...... ..2.1.2 ..2.1.3 - ..2.1.4 ..2.1.5 ..2.2 2.2.1 ..2.2.2 /// ..

    2.2.3 / ..2.2.4 ..2.2.5 ..3. Registration ( 3 )

    3 (, ....) () (,....)

    3 * ( 1 1 )

    ..*2 ..

    4. Attention/Calculation ( 5 ) ()(,....) ?4.1 4.2

    4.1 100 7 () 51,2,3 4.2

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    4.2 () (, ....) (, ....) ----

    (,....)

    5. Recall ( 3 )

    3 ( 1 1 ) ..

    2 ..

    6. Naming ( 2 )6.1

    ..6.2

    ..7. Repetition (1 )

    (1 )() () (,)()

    ..8. Verbal command ( 3 )

    ()(, ....)............(,,)-4

    (,,) ..9. Written command (1 )

    (, ....) (, ....) ...

    10. Writing (1 )(, ....) 1 ...............................

    ..11. Visuoconstruction (1 )

    () ..

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    -(-) < 14 23(4,9,10)- < 17 30- < 22 30

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    ..............................................................

    (-)...

    ...

    ..

    ..

    .

    .

    ( 1 )

    ...(I.C.U )

    ......................................................................................................................... ....................................

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    ( )

    ( - ) .... ()

    ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

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    )

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    -....

    .

    HN..

    //..............................................

    /

    (2)

    (1)

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    2.3. 4..

    5.Morphine

    .......................................................................................................................................... ....................................

    .................................................................................................. ............................................................................

    ............................................................................................................................. .................................................

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    - ................................................................................ HN ..

    Admit /................................................ ....................................................

    -........................................................... .................................................... .....................

    ............................................................ ................................................................

    /

    ...............................................

    ...................................................

    (2)

    (1)

    (0)

    (2)

    (1)

    (0)

    1. ( )2. 3. Retained

    foleys cath. / on urostomy

    On Colostomy4. ...........................

    5. / 6. 7. ....................................................8.

    9. 10. 11. Duragesic

    12. 13. /

    /

    /

    /

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    1

    (Pain assessment form for Palliative Care)

    -...................................................................... ................ Palliative care case No. ....................................

    HN. AN ward

    ..................................................................................................................

    Brief Hx, Physical exam and investigation

    Diagnosis

    Pain assessment

    Location

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    2

    Quality (characteristics, onset, duration etc.)...........................................

    Nociceptive somatic visceral Neuropathic

    Pain score: present........ pain at rest ..... worst pain...acceptable pain ..

    Aggravating factor .

    Relieving factor ..

    Other symptoms .

    Previous treatment

    .

    ..

    ..

    Plan

    ..

    ............................................... ..........................................

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    1

    (palliative care case file)

    ............................................................ .......................... ................... .............

    HN ............................................

    (primary diagnosis)

    (date of diagnosis) .................................................

    -............................................................... ...........

    ..............

    ........................................................................................................................................................

    ...............................................................................................................................................................................

    ................................................. ..................................................................

    Case coordinator 1.

    2.

    /

    Pain team

    Spiritual team

    PalliativecarecaseNo._____/__

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    2

    Admission

    Admission date Discharge date summary

    Result

    Cure expire

    PalliativecarecaseNo._____/__