泰米尔纳德邦姑息治疗服务现状-一份描述性报告。

IF 1.1 Q4 HEALTH CARE SCIENCES & SERVICES
Indian Journal of Palliative Care Pub Date : 2022-10-01 Epub Date: 2022-07-25 DOI:10.25259/IJPC_130_2021
Sathish Kumar Deenadayalan, Surendran Veeraiah, Vidhubala Elangovan, K Sathyamurthi
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目的:农村三级癌症中心的晚期癌症患者被转回给当地医生进行症状管理。由于缺乏与姑息治疗中心(PCCs)的联系,转诊患者没有得到适当的姑息治疗(PC)服务。因此,试图在泰米尔纳德邦绘制PCCs地图,以使转诊系统高效。材料和方法:从国家卫生使命目录、网上资料和药品管制部门吗啡许可证附件中鉴定泰米尔纳德邦的PCCs。有关设施性质、个人护理模式、服务类型、程序、费用、吗啡供应情况和参与个人护理中心的人员类型的详细资料,均从政府和私营中心收集。使用描述性统计对数据进行了分析,并绘制了所有确定的中心的地图。结果:共鉴定出371家公立医院,其中政府总部医院32家,政府社区中心281家,民营医院58家。90个中心中有83个(包括GHQH和私人中心)是活跃的,60个对调查做出了回应。一半以上的中心以医院为基础(61.7%),28.3%以社区为基础。大多数私家医院有住院(75%)和门诊(63.3%)设施,63.3%有定期家访。46个中心免费提供个人电脑服务。近80%的公司提供吗啡治疗疼痛,其中41家公司获得了执照。总共有10个中心有社会工作者,4个中心有心理学家。结论:PCCs的数量不成比例,其中大多数中心聚集在城市地区。将个人电脑服务整合到现有的卫生系统中是前进的方向。
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Status of Palliative Care Services in Tamil Nadu - A Descriptive Report.

Status of Palliative Care Services in Tamil Nadu - A Descriptive Report.

Status of Palliative Care Services in Tamil Nadu - A Descriptive Report.

Status of Palliative Care Services in Tamil Nadu - A Descriptive Report.

Objectives: Advanced cancer patients attending tertiary cancer centres from rural places are referred back to local physicians for symptom management. Due to lack of networking with palliative care centres (PCCs), the referred patients do not receive appropriate palliative care (PC) services. Hence, an attempt was made to map the PCCs in Tamil Nadu to make the referral system efficient.

Material and methods: PCCs in Tamil Nadu were identified from the National Health Mission directory, online sources and from morphine license annexure of drug control department. The details regarding nature of facility, PC model, service type, procedures, cost, morphine availability and type of personnel involved in their PCCs were collected from government and private centres. The data were analysed using descriptive statistics and geomapping of all the centres identified was created.

Results: A total of 371 PCCs were identified, of which 32 were government headquarter hospitals (GHQH), 281 were government community centres and 58 were private. Eighty-three of the 90 centres (including GHQH and private) were active and 60 responded to the survey. More than half of the centres were hospital-based (61.7%) and 28.3% were community-based. The majority of the PCCs had in-patient (75%) and out-patient (63.3%) facilities and 63.3% had regular home visits. Forty-six centres provide PC service free of cost. Nearly 80% provide morphine for pain management, wherein 41 have obtained a license. In total, ten centres had a social worker and four had a psychologist.

Conclusion: The number of PCCs is disproportionate, in which majority of the centres are clustered in urban areas. Integrating PC services into the existing health system is the way forward.

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期刊介绍: Welcome to the website of the Indian Journal of Palliative Care. You have free full text access to recent issues of the journal. The links connect you to •guidelines and systematic reviews in palliative care and oncology •a directory of palliative care programmes in India and IAPC membership •Palliative Care Formulary, book reviews and other educational material •guidance on statistical tests and medical writing.
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