Innovative Initiatives in Community-Based Palliative Care
Overview
Community-based palliative care is delivered in the home, the clinic, and in long-term care settings. Programmatic challenges include workforce shortages, team member well-being, lack of resources (financial, personnel, and clinical) and sustainability. However, palliative care programs are creatively providing quality, patient-focused services in the community based on their individual assets.
This session will highlight three programs that have created community-based initiatives that promote access to quality, interprofessional palliative care in the community that is both replicable and sustainable; Duke University (care in the clinic); Lehigh Valley (interprofessional education); and Medstar (effective post-discharge care).
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A self-directed learning activity providing foundational concepts for building, growing, or redesigning palliative care programs in home, office, or long-term care settings.
Includes 24 resources.
Tools and technical assistance for developing a palliative care program in a community clinic or office setting.
Includes 26 resources.
Practical tools and technical assistance for starting or growing a home-based palliative care program, from needs assessment to business planning, and more.
Includes 98 resources.
Use this toolkit to evaluate models and design and operate a long-term care palliative care program.
Includes 33 resources.