优秀还是卓越?你是哪一个?

Tammy S. Martin
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护理病人(尤其是慢性病患者或老年人)的临床医生需要认识到,在适当的时候能够从积极的护理方式过渡到更加缓和的护理方式是非常有价值的。研究表明,患者希望就护理目标进行讨论,并在生命末期保持自主权。这些护理目标讨论可能具有挑战性,临床医生必须优先考虑并发展这一技能,以便为患者提供他们可能最需要的服务。能够积极治疗病人并延长生命无疑是至关重要的;但是,能够识别痛苦并为病人及其家属提供在生命末期寻求安宁的机会也同样重要。这种技能确保了对病人的全面关注,并使优秀的临床医生与卓越的临床医生区别开来。
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Good or Great: Which One Are You?
Clinicians caring for patients, especially those with chronic diseases or older adults, need to recognize the value of being able to transition away from aggressive care when appropriate and focus on a more palliative approach. Research has shown that patients want to have goals of care discussions and maintain autonomy at the end of life. These goals of care discussions can be challenging, and clinicians must prioritize and develop this skill in order to provide their patients with what they may need most. Being able to treat patients aggressively and prolong life is undoubtedly vital; however, so is the ability to recognize suffering and provide a patient and their family with the opportunity to find peace at the end of life. This skill ensures a more whole person focus and sets the great clinician apart from the good.
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