Özet:

The study aims to identify the continuity of the palliative care training provided to the patient companions in the palliative care unit at home. Data from the end of three months after the expulsion date of 258 patients in the unit between 01.09/31.11.2018 were included in the study.  In the collection of information in the questionnaire form created as a data collection tool, hospital records and phone calls with the patient/patient relatives were used.  The average age is 77.29±13.64, and the number of days in the palliative care unit is 21. The study, which was determined as 37±25,86, found that 116 (44,97) patients died, 70 (27,13) patients were unaccessible due to the lack/feil in communication data and 72 (27,90) patients continued the care process at home. 60 (83,33) of these patients were trained in the palliative care process and 50 (83,33) said they used this training in the home care process and were 90% satisfied with the palliative care training. The patient’s proximity status in the palliative care process was recorded in the hospital automation system from 244 (94,57) patients’ data and 175 (71,72) patients who were related to family, 69 (28,27) patients who were accompanied by the person who worked as a caregiver. The accompanying information about all (ex and living) patients who have passed the care process at home, the desire to speak, the ignorance, the reaction to the institution and employees, the regret process for reasons such as 93 (88,57%) and the persons who accompany the care process at home, the information about the continuity of the care process at home 95 (90,47) can be obtained from the patient's close proximity. The findings have been found that the care of these patients at home was provided by the relatives (wife, daughter, son, mother, bride, etc.) 48 (51.61%) and 45 (48.38%) as caregivers. The patient was found as a companion in the hospital and 78 (82.11%) of those who continued the care process at home were the same person, and 17 (17.89%) of the brain were different persons. As a result, three months after their expulsions, the result was that 44.97% of patients died, the individuals who received palliative care training in the process of hospitalization, 82.11% provided continuity of care as the same person in the process of hospitalization, 83.33% used the training they received in the home and 90% were satisfied with the training they received and therefore the reward of effective education was achieved.

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