The potential of integrated multi-agency care pathways for children.
作者： Ruth Davies
DOI: 10.12968/BJON.2006.15.14.21578
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摘要: In 2004, a Framework for the Development of Integrated Multi-agency Care Pathways Children with Life-Threatening and Life-Limiting Conditions, funded by Department Health, was developed working party. It included Association or Terminal Conditions their Families, Royal College Nursing Paediatrics Child Health. This article will identify need this framework its potential to transform delivery palliative care services overcome present inequalities based on condition geography that currently beset children these conditions families. show how three stages pathway (diagnosis recognition, living condition, end life bereavement) follow patient's journey complement guidance set out in Children's National Service (2004) multi-agency assessments, protocols standards ensure high-quality coordinated ser...
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