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The course of Palliative Medicine contains theoretical and practical information, with a focus on general and specialized forms of providing palliative care. The main goal of the course is the presentation and characteristics of the multidisciplinary connection between doctors and the palliative care team. This connection will introduce interesting new topics into the teaching, focused on important issues of planning and organization of palliative care, specifics of supportive and symptomatic treatment for patients with advanced incurable diseases. The teaching will also include topics on health, mental, spiritual and social issues of the terminally ill and outlines of ethical dilemmas. Both experts from various fields (internal medicine, anesthesiology and resuscitation, geriatrics, clinical pharmacy and others) and doctors from the palliative care team specializing in special palliative care will give lectures. Doctors providing health care in palliative oncology care clinics, supportive and palliative care clinics, and pain treatment clinics also take part in the practical exercises. We assume that the subject Palliative Medicine will represent theoretical and practical preparation for managing palliative care in various clinical fields.
Poslední úprava: Minařík Jiří, Ing. (05.01.2024)
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References. 1. Watson, M., et al: Oxford Handbook of Palliative Care. Oxford University Press, Oxford, UK, 2011. 2. Sláma, O. a kol.: Paliativní medicína. Galen 2011. 3. Kupka, M.: Psychosociální aspekty paliativní péče. Grada 2014. 4. Bužgová, R.: Paliativní péče ve zdravotnických zařízeních. Grada 2015. 5. Sochor, M., Závadová, I., Sláma, O.: Paliativní péče v onkologii. Edice Mladá Fronta 2019. 6. Svoboda, P.: Paliativní medicína pro všeobecné praktické lékaře. Raabe 2019. 7. Sláma, O. a kol.: Paliativní medicína pro praxi. Galen 2022.
Poslední úprava: Minařík Jiří, Ing. (05.01.2024)
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Conditions for granting credit. Credit - mandatory attendance at lectures, 1x excused practical lesson. The course Palliative Medicine contains ten hours of lectures. Practical exercises are designed in two three-hour blocks. Places and times of lectures and practical exercises are indicated in the teaching schedule, see below. Teaching the subject is compulsory. We recommend completing the entire practical course in its scope. Non-participation in practical training must be duly excused. Any duly excused non-participation will be dealt with individually with the subject guarantor. The credit will be awarded after fulfilling the prescribed conditions after the completion of the entire planned course and will then be entered in the SIS Poslední úprava: Horská Martina, Mgr. (23.01.2025)
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Teachers prof. Stanislav Filip, MD, PhD. Michal Hrčiarik, MD. Veronika Molnarova, MD. Jana Hrubešová, MD. Dana Hrnčiariková, MD, PhD. Martina Novosadová, Pharmdr., PhD. Pavlína Paseková Michaela Šimková Kristýna Štefanides Lectures. 1. Palliative medicine - introduction; definition; basic palliative treatment and care; principles and concepts of palliative care. 2. Symptom diagnosis and treatment; sudden and chronic conditions seen in palliative care patients. 3. Basic communication - principles of communication with the patient and his/her family in palliative care; rules of communication when conveying serious messages. 4. Terminal care; palliative care limitations; hydration and nutrition during palliative care. 5. Pain – acute, chronic, and breakthrough; indications and risks of opioid administration; other options for analgesic treatment and intervention. 6. Clinical pharmacy in palliative medicine – higher risk drugs in palliative medicine; patient compliance. 7. Hospital palliative team – characteristics; work principles and concepts; establishing a care plan. Outpatient palliative care. Inpatient and mobile hospice care. The issue of previously expressed wishes. 8. Social care in palliative medicine – the social needs and context of serious illness; overview of the state’s social support for patients and their families during serious illness and end of life. 9. Perinatal palliative care - family care during pregnancy at risk of perinatal loss. Spiritual care - Spiritual counselling for patients in palliative care. 10. Specialized palliative care - Procedures: in cardiology (end stage cardiac insufficiency), in pneumology (terminal COPD, IPP), in nephrology (end stage renal insufficiency), in neurology (ALS, RS, Parkinson's disease), in oncology (palliative therapy options), in geriatrics (dementia, frailty syndrome).
Poslední úprava: Horská Martina, Mgr. (23.01.2025)
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