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Mapping care pathways for the elderly
Journal of Health Organization and Management, 2005Purpose – Aims to describe a project carried out within Hampshire Social Services investigating potential care pathways for older people after discharge from hospital and to show the potential of the simulation methodology in such situations. Design/methodology/approach – A discrete‐event simulation was used to determine the system capacities and to ...
Katsaliaki, Korina +3 more
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Postscript to the Liverpool Care Pathway
BMJ Supportive & Palliative Care, 2018Following the withdrawal of the Liverpool Care Pathway (LCP) in 2013, concerns were expressed about clinician confidence and competence to plan and deliver end-of-life care (EoLC).1 The uncertainty inherent to clinical decision-making is recognised as an additional challenge.
Lucy Ison +2 more
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Pathways to Neuropalliative Care Practice
Seminars in NeurologyAbstractAs neuropalliative care is better recognized and more widely utilized, there is as great a need for clinicians trained in the field as there is for disease-specific symptom management, advance care planning, and end-of-life care. In this manuscript, we describe potential career trajectories in neuropalliative care. For clinicians, this includes
Eileen, Harrigan +3 more
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Ceskoslovenska psychiatrie, 1990
The main objective of the study designed by the World Health Organization is to obtain information on provision of care for mental disturbances in various countries. The main pathways to mental health care based on the first results of an analysis obtained from two out-patient psychiatric departments of District Institutes of National Health in Benesov
K, Silhán +3 more
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The main objective of the study designed by the World Health Organization is to obtain information on provision of care for mental disturbances in various countries. The main pathways to mental health care based on the first results of an analysis obtained from two out-patient psychiatric departments of District Institutes of National Health in Benesov
K, Silhán +3 more
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The assault on the Liverpool care pathway
BMJ, 2012The Liverpool care pathway has recently come under fire, with newspapers accusing hospitals of using it to kill terminally ill patients, Margaret McCartney ...
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Care pathways for emergency nurses
Emergency Nurse, 2006The Department of Health is developing a series of recommended care pathways for emergency care.
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Care pathways development and implementation
Nursing Standard, 1998Care pathways are increasingly being used in the UK as a tool for managing clinical processes and patient outcomes. This article describes some of the key elements of care pathways, highlights factors in successful implementation and discusses some concerns about their use.
L, Currie, G, Harvey
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Pathways to psychiatric care in Cantabria
Acta Psychiatrica Scandinavica, 1993This article delineates the pathways taken in different health areas of Cantabria (Spain) by a series of newly referred patients to the mental health services and explores the influence of sociodemographic, medical and service‐related factors on the delays in referral.
J L, Vázquez-Barquero +6 more
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Current Opinion in Supportive & Palliative Care, 2007
To summarize recent research findings about the use and effects of integrated care pathways for end-of-life care.Integrated care pathways designed for patients at the end of life include the Liverpool Care Pathway, used widely in the UK, and Palliative Care for Advanced Disease, developed in the USA. There is general consensus in the current literature
Carol A, Luhrs, Joan D, Penrod
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To summarize recent research findings about the use and effects of integrated care pathways for end-of-life care.Integrated care pathways designed for patients at the end of life include the Liverpool Care Pathway, used widely in the UK, and Palliative Care for Advanced Disease, developed in the USA. There is general consensus in the current literature
Carol A, Luhrs, Joan D, Penrod
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Care pathways: an evaluation of their effectiveness
Journal of Advanced Nursing, 2000Care pathways: an evaluation of their effectiveness This paper reports on a quasi‐experimental case study of two care pathways — a midwifery‐led maternity pathway and a breast disease pathway developed within one British National Health Service Trust.
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