缓和和临终关怀的理念:历史概述

IF 0.4 Q3 MEDICINE, GENERAL & INTERNAL
G. Kowalik
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面对绝症的最后阶段,病人的家属总是处于一个艰难的境地。一个家庭成员的慢性疾病(特别是癌症)的进展直接影响到他们最亲近的亲属的精神和身体状态。临终关怀帮助临终病人和他们的家人。“hospitium”一词通过古典拉丁语与“hospes”一词联系在一起,意思是由于款待而与另一个人建立持久的关系,(主人)照顾新来的人、旅行者或参观路边小屋的人。然而,姑息治疗的概念源于以下英文单词:palliate -缓解疼痛;缓和——在不治愈疾病的情况下减轻疾病的症状。临终关怀运动有着悠久的历史,可以追溯到异教徒的传统。最初的护理是在收容所、穷人收容所和旅馆提供的。在法国,15世纪为照顾最贫穷的人而建立的收容所(收容所)至今仍然存在。护理史上的一次重大变革始于19世纪。这是一个医学和生物学领域的发现密集发展的时期。缓和和临终关怀以及缓和医学的专业起源要归功于1967年伦敦圣克里斯托弗临终关怀医院的创始人c·桑德斯。众所周知,1987年,蒙特利尔的一个姑息治疗病房开始运作。在波兰,H. Chrzanowska(1964)注意到需要组织家庭护理重病患者,他被视为这种护理的先驱。在20世纪80年代和90年代,临终关怀的理念在波兰经历了真正的繁荣。目前,临终关怀指的是在所谓的疾病末期为病人提供跨学科护理的中心。这种护理为尊严的生活创造了条件,直到生命的最后一刻,因此痛苦、痛苦和死亡不再是病人一个人的问题。概念缓和与临终关怀的概念:历史概述
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The idea of palliative and hospice care: a historical overview
In face of the final phase of a terminal disease, the patient’s family is always in a difficult position. A progressing chronic disease (especially cancer) of one of the family members directly influences the mental and physical state of their closest of kin. Hospice care helps the dying patients and their families. The term “hospitium” is connected through classical Latin to the word “hospes”, which means a person connected with another in a lasting relationship arising out of hospitality, (a host) taking care of newcomers, a traveller, or one visiting a road house. Whereas the concept of palliative care was derived from the following English words: palliate – to relieve pain; palliation – making the symptoms of a disease less severe without curing it. The hospice movement has a very long history, and reaches back to pagan traditions. Initially care was provided in shelters, asylums for the poor and inns. In France, a hospice (asylum) founded in the 15th century for the care over the poorest stands to this day. A great change in the history of nursing was initiated in the 19th century. It was a time of intensive development for medicine and discoveries in the field of biology. Palliative and hospice care as well as palliative medicine owe their professional origins to C. Sanders, the founder of St Christopher’s Hospice in London in 1967. It is also known that in 1987, a palliative care ward began its functioning in Montreal. In Poland, the need to organise household care over seriously ill patients was noticed by H. Chrzanowska (1964), who is seen as the precursor of this kind of care. In the 1980s and 1990s, the idea of hospices experienced a real boom in Poland. Currently a hospice stands for a centre of care over patients in their so-called terminal phase of the disease, where interdisciplinary care is provided. This care creates the conditions for a dignified life until the very end, and thus suffering, pain and death are no longer a problem of the patient alone. Idea opieki paliatywno-hospicyjnej – rys historyczny The idea of palliative and hospice care: a historical overview
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Medical Studies-Studia Medyczne
Medical Studies-Studia Medyczne MEDICINE, GENERAL & INTERNAL-
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期刊介绍: The Studia Medyczne/Medical Studies quarterly journal accepts manuscripts in English in the area of medical and health sciences and the related fields: psychology, ethics, history of medicine and health protection organisation. These can be original and review papers, and case reports. Papers on the history of medicine, letters to the editor, reviews of books and reports of scientific meetings are also admitted.
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