Impact on Families of the Canuck Place Children’s Hospice Program

INTRODUCTION We all have experienced daily stress in our life. For families with children dying, this pressure may be difficult to deal with. According to Davies, Steele, Collins, Cook, and Smith (2004), the main purpose of childhood hospice care is to help patients and their families deal with the physical and mental effects of death and death. Hospice care allows families to receive services at comfortable homes, but can also do at hospitals and other care facilities. It is clear that many families want to make their children nearby or their belongings.

Hospice is considered well as a program, a philosophy, a program, not a place but hospice is a combination of unique services tackling the physical, emotional and spiritual needs of people with end stage disease and their families is. Hospice care is provided by an interdisciplinary team of experts and volunteers according to the goals of the personal care plan. Hospice care emphasizes palliative care and support services rather than treatment-oriented treatments and interventions. In hospice care, management of pain and symptoms is an appropriate clinical goal, one of the cornerstones. Services are usually offered at alternative houses such as patient's home and care facilities, hospice residence facilities, and other meeting facilities.

Hospice care is not a place, hospice care is family oriented hospice care. Hospice care usually applies to those who are expected to survive within 6 months. Its goal is to improve the quality of life by focusing on providing care to patients and families, not to cure diseases. Hospice care is designed to alleviate or alleviate pain and other symptoms and to provide as much time as possible to families and friends while satisfying the moribund physical, emotional and spiritual needs. The goal of all hospice care is to make palliative care, or patients as comfortable as possible. Do not get bored for social isolation, drugs, or efforts to save the lives of heroes. Care is organized according to the following principle.