Design, Dignity and Cost-Effectiveness at the End of Life Care in Hospital: a review of the literature.
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Title
Design, Dignity and Cost-Effectiveness at the End of Life Care in Hospital: a review of the literature.
Subject
Design, dignity, cost-effectiveness and end of life care.
Description
A literature review relating to writings on end of life care in hospitals.
Creator
Amandine Hugodot.
Charles Normand.
Charles Normand.
Publisher
The Irish Hospice Foundation.
Date
October 2007.
Relation
Hospice Friendly Hospitals Programme Collection.
Format
File format: pdf.
Language
English
Abstract
Since it is inevitable that many people will die in hospitals it is important to ensure that facilities, procedures, policies and staffing are arranged in ways that respect the needs of patients and families. The purpose of this review is to gather the evidence on how design and configuration of facilities can be supportive to dignity and privacy around death in hospital, and to determine if in fact these improvements are cost-effective and produce a positive return on the investment.
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Original Format
Literature review.
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Citation
Amandine Hugodot.
Charles Normand., “Design, Dignity and Cost-Effectiveness at the End of Life Care in Hospital: a review of the literature.,” Archives Hospice Foundation, accessed March 19, 2024, https://archives.hospicefoundation.ie/document/123.