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Patsy Yates1, Michael Clinton2, Gail Hart3
1Senior Lecturer, School of Nursing, Queensland University of Technology and Division of Oncology, Royal Brisbane Hospital.
Abstract:
Yates et al (1996) provided a review of the literature on educational approaches to improving psychosocial care of terminally ill patients and their families and suggested that there was an urgent need for innovation in this area. A programme of professional development currently being offered to 181 palliative care nurses in Queensland, Australia, was also described. This paper presents research in progress evaluating this programme which involves use of a quasi-experimental pre-post test design. It also includes process and outcome measures to assess effectiveness in improving the participant's ability to provide psychosocial care to patients and families.
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