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Cancer and Elderly Patients Nursing (1 op)

Toteutuksen tunnus: 7031413-1002

Toteutuksen perustiedot


Ajoitus
01.08.2016 - 31.12.2016
Toteutus on päättynyt.
Opintopistemäärä
1 op
Lähiosuus
1 op
Toteutustapa
Lähiopetus
Yksikkö
Terveys ja hyvinvointi
Opetuskielet
suomi
Paikat
10 - 16
Koulutus
Sairaanhoitajakoulutus
Opettajat
Anne Merta
Opintojakso
7031413
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Tavoitteet

Cancer and Elderly Patients Nursing CAENThe student shall be able to- shall be able to support the functional capacity, well-being and quality of life of a cancer patient and elderly person, and work in multiprofessional co-operation with the client and his or her family members- shall be able to know the planning, implementation, recording and evaluation of the health and health changes of a person in home care and his or her family members- decision-making and multidisciplinary co-operation in curative and palliative care- shall be able to guide and support elderly patients and their family members in nursing requiring geriatric care- shall be able to know the primary treatment methods in the nursing of cancer and elderly patients and those requiring palliative care as well as the treatment-related technology and creating a safe treatment environment- shall be able to improve his or her competences in the medicinal treatment of cancer and elderly patients and those requiring palliative care

Sisältö

Contents:- ageing as a phase of life, changes due to ageing- ageing, health and functional capacity- diseases related to ageing and changes in functional capacity- preventative home visits for the elderly- supporting the health of and services to cancer patients and patients in palliativecare-treatment and service plan of cancer and elderly patients and those requiring palliative care- cancer and types of treatment- Nursing of patients with cancer: stem cell transplants, cytostatic therapies, evaluation of the effectiveness of cancer treatments and changes required in treatment- Supporting a dying patient and his or her family members in physical, mental, social and spiritual issues- ethical challenges in the treatment of cancer and elderly patients and those requiring palliative care

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