Palliative Care has benefited terminally ill patients.

Patients who are terminally ill benefit from palliative care in terms of comfort, resilience, and quality of life. Patients who have life-threatening illnesses, such as dementia, cancer, or organ failure, that have an adverse effect on their everyday lives or cause a great deal of stress for the caregiver, are considered seriously ill.

A multidisciplinary team of doctors, nurses, social workers, and chaplains provides Palliative care Dubai. Their job is to diagnose and manage the physical, psychological, social, and spiritual stresses that come with a serious disease. Primary care doctors, palliative care specialists, cancer and heart specialists, home health agencies, private businesses, and health institutions can all offer it.

Palliative care can take many different forms, depending on the patient. For example, the palliative care team collaborates with cancer doctors to manage a patient’s pain from the disease, side effects from therapy, anxiety, and spiritual distress after receiving a cancer diagnosis.

When a patient suffers heart failure, the team collaborates with the heart specialists to address their financial stress due to missed employment, social isolation from missing normal activities, and dyspnea that makes it difficult for them to get to the bathroom.

When a patient has dementia, the team collaborates with the primary care physician to address agitation and confusion. They also make use of community resources such as a visiting nurse or home health assistant to provide assistance and respite to the family.

This multidisciplinary approach can be used in a variety of healthcare settings and at any stage of a disease. Along with homeless shelters, it can include long-term care facilities, assisted living communities, hospitals, clinics, rehabilitation centres, and jails.

To whom may Palliative care be beneficial?

Palliative care is available to all patients with serious illnesses, regardless of age, prognosis, disease stage, or selected course of therapy. It is most effective when started early in the course of the illness and combined with curative or life-prolonging therapy. In other words, patients are not forced to choose between palliative care and therapy for their ailment; they can have both.

Palliative care Dubai can prolong a patient’s life while also enhancing it for them and their families by easing both physical and emotional suffering. Improved quality of life, appropriate administration of disease-directed medications, and early referral to hospice for intensive symptom management and stabilization are suggested to be the reasons for the longer longevity.

Serving the UAE, Avanee Home Care is a home health care provider with DHA licensure. Avanee, an elderly home care in Dubai, is well regarded for its in-house clinical speciality services and at-home services. Avanee’s value to patients consists of clear and concise care, teamwork and collaboration, a passion for customer service, accountability and integrity with results available anytime, anywhere.