The Palliative Care Outcome of among the elderly with chronic illness though Volunteer
Keywords:
elderly with chronic illness , End of life, Palliative care, VolunteersAbstract
This quasi - experimental research design, one group pre-post test design aimed to study of palliative care outcome among the elderly with chronic illness though Volunteer. The sample was 22 subjects, received palliative care though volunteers. The instrument used in this research was the palliative outcome scale: POS. Data analysis used were descriptive statistics and paired t-test. Results showed that the average of palliative care outcome score after receiving though volunteers were significantly lower than that before intervention (p <.001)
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17. Srison P. Factors affecting Spiritual Well-being among the elderly with Chronic illness in Ubon Ratchathani. In Daenseekaew S, editor. Nursing Excellence: A key to Healthy in AEC Era; 2012 Aug 2-3; Suneegrand conventioncentre Ubon Ratchathani; 2013. P. 122-131. (in Thai)
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19. Kanthamun N. Spiritual Well-being of the Elderly with Lung Cancer [thesis]. ChiangMai, Thailand: ChiangMai Univ.; 2002. (in Thai)
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22. Cassem NH, Brendel RW. End of life issue: Principle of Care and Ethics. In Stem TA., Cassem NH, Jellinek M,Rosenbaum JF. General Hospital Psychiatry. (6th.ed), St.Louis,:Mosby Elsevier.;2004.
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