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Palliative Care
Can start at any stage of illness.
Aims to improve quality of life.
Includes curative treatments alongside symptom management. Does not require a specific prognosis.
Can be provided in various settings. The government of Kenya has no official palliative care policy
Includes curative treatments alongside symptom management. Does not require a specific prognosis.
Can be provided in various settings. The government of Kenya has no official palliative care policy
Similarities
Both prioritize patient comfort and well-being.
Both involve a team of healthcare professionals. (doctors, nurses, social workers)
Both address physical, emotional, and spiritual needs. Both offer support and guidance to patients' families. Both emphasize on comfort and dignity during the final stages of life.
Both involve a team of healthcare professionals. (doctors, nurses, social workers)
Both address physical, emotional, and spiritual needs. Both offer support and guidance to patients' families. Both emphasize on comfort and dignity during the final stages of life.
Hospice Care
Specifically for the last six months of life.
Focus is on comfort at the end of life.
Prioritizes symptom relief over curative treatments. Requires a terminal prognosis of 6 months or less to qualify. Often provided at home, nursing facilities or in hospice centers. Select insurance companies covers this
Prioritizes symptom relief over curative treatments. Requires a terminal prognosis of 6 months or less to qualify. Often provided at home, nursing facilities or in hospice centers. Select insurance companies covers this
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