استعرض مصدر Promoting Palliative Care Worldwide Through International Nursing Education


Abstract

Many challenges exist when providing international education to those who care for people at the end of life. Though
issues related to culture and language may vary, the one commonality that crosses all nations is that its people die. In
general, societies seek to provide the best care they are trained to give. Many have few resources to provide this care well.
Traditions of the past influence norms and dictate policies and procedures of the present. Since its inception in 2000, the
End-of-Life Nursing Education Consortium Project has provided palliative care education to nurses and other members of
the interdisciplinary team in six of the seven continents. This article describes the efforts of this project to improve education
around the globe, with the goal of providing excellent, compassionate palliative care, irrespective of location, financial status,
political views, religion, race, and/or ethnicity.

Keywords

palliative care, education, international, nursing, community health, holistic health, transcultural health, baccalaureate
programs, continuing education/staff development, graduate studies, patient/client and/or family education, end-of-life care


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