Muhammad Ilham, Dhiya Rakasiwi, M.I.D. Rakasiwi, W. Prasetya, I. Riyatno, H.K.P. Faisal
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Starting Early Palliative Care for Suspected Lung Cancer Patient: a Case Series from Resource-limited Setting in Indonesia
In Indonesia, where lung cancer is often diagnosed at advanced stages, palliative care (PC) faces challenges like cultural and resource limitations. This study presents three cases of suspected lung cancer at Soehadi General Hospital. Despite the lack of specific lung cancer treatment services, a multidisciplinary approach, in line with the Ministry of Health guidelines, was initiated on the first day of hospitalization. Involving specialists, nurses, and spiritual support, the team addressed patients' physical and emotional needs. The cases highlight the importance of early palliative care, even in resource-limited settings, emphasizing its potential to enhance patient care and family support.
期刊介绍:
The Rwanda Medical Journal (RMJ), is a Not-For-Profit scientific, medical, journal that is published entirely online in open-access electronic format. The RMJ is an interdisciplinary research journal for publication of original work in all the major health disciplines. Through a rigorous process of evaluation and peer review, The RMJ strives to publish original works of high quality for a diverse audience of healthcare professionals. The Journal seeks to deepen knowledge and advance scientific discovery to improve the quality of care of patients in Rwanda and internationally.