End of Life Care
End-of-life care Priorities
You should be seen by a doctor regularly and if they believe you will die very soon, they must explain this to you and the people close to you.
The staff involved in your care should talk sensitively and honestly to you and the people close to you.
You and the people close to you should be involved in decisions about how you are treated and cared for if this is what you want.
The needs of your family and other people close to you should be met as far as possible.
An individual plan of care should be agreed with you and delivered with compassion.
End-of-life care Priorities
You should be seen by a doctor regularly and if they believe you will die very soon, they must explain this to you and the people close to you.
The staff involved in your care should talk sensitively and honestly to you and the people close to you.
You and the people close to you should be involved in decisions about how you are treated and cared for if this is what you want.
The needs of your family and other people close to you should be met as far as possible.
An individual plan of care should be agreed with you and delivered with compassion.
- Pain
- Breathing problems
- Skin irritation
- Digestive problems
- Temperature sensitivity
- Fatigue
Here at Dr. Jessica Adkins’ clinic, we focus on comfort, quality of life, and continuing the hard conversations about the big picture: where you are going and what you are hoping for. People who are approaching the end of life are entitled to high-quality care, and that is what we give them.