Updating a conceptual model of effective symptom management in palliative care to include patient and carer perspective: a qualitative study

A healthcare professional-based conceptual model of effective symptom management aligned well with the experience of patients with advanced cancer and their carers. Additional domains were identified. We make four recommendations for change arising from this research. Routine appraisal and acknowledgement of carer burden, medicine management tasks and previous experience in healthcare roles; improved access to communication skills training for staff and review of patient communication needs. Further research should explore the symptom management experience of those living alone and how these people can be better supported.

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BMC Palliative Care
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2024-08-19
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https://doi.org/10.1186/s12904-024-01544-x
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7
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Palliative Care and End-of-Life Issues
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Updating a conceptual model of effective symptom management in palliative care to include patient and carer perspective: a qualitative study

Emma Chapman, Lucy Ziegler, Simon Pini, Carole A Paley
7 citations
BMC Palliative Care
Palliative Care and End-of-Life Issues
3.80
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Updating a conceptual model of effective symptom management in palliative care to include patient and carer perspective: a qualitative study

Emma Chapman, Lucy Ziegler, Simon Pini, Carole A Paley
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7 citations

Abstract

A healthcare professional-based conceptual model of effective symptom management aligned well with the experience of patients with advanced cancer and their carers. Additional domains were identified. We make four recommendations for change arising from this research. Routine appraisal and acknowledgement of carer burden, medicine management tasks and previous experience in healthcare roles; improved access to communication skills training for staff and review of patient communication needs. Further research should explore the symptom management experience of those living alone and how these people can be better supported.

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Palliative Care and End-of-Life Issues
3.80
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