Palliative Care Systems - International Comparison of the Czech Republic and Ireland - Lessons Drawing

Q4 Arts and Humanities

Caritas et Veritas Pub Date : 2020-01-01 DOI:10.32725/cetv.2020.007

Matěj Lejsal, J. Krejcí

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Abstract

Hospice and palliative care in the Czech Republic has been signifi cantly practice-oriented from the very beginning. Gradually, the professional specialisation of physicians and the professional education of general nurses was added. The growing awareness and interest of the professional and lay public, including political representation, brings the need to embed palliative care in the system of individual branches of social policy as a fully-fl edged part of this system. The aim here of comparing strategic documents and processes in the fi eld of palliative care in the Czech Republic and Ireland through an overview study is to contribute to the ‘lessons drawing’ for shaping the further development of palliative care in the Czech

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缓和医疗系统-捷克共和国和爱尔兰的国际比较-吸取教训

捷克共和国的临终关怀和姑息治疗从一开始就以实践为导向。逐步增加医师的专业专业化和普通护士的专业教育。专业人士和非专业公众(包括政治代表)日益增长的意识和兴趣，使得有必要将姑息治疗纳入社会政策的各个分支系统，作为该系统的一个全面的部分。通过概述研究，比较捷克共和国和爱尔兰姑息治疗领域的战略文件和过程的目的是为“吸取教训”，以塑造捷克姑息治疗的进一步发展

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