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Quality through partnership.

Jean Roch¹, Moyra A Baldwin²

¹Nurse Teacher, St Luke's Hospice, Little Common Lane, Sheffield.

International Journal of Palliative Nursing

|January 12, 2018

Summary

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The partnership between practice and education is vital for high-quality palliative care. This model shows palliative care can drive change, not just adapt to it, and applies to other medical fields.

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Area of Science:

Healthcare Management
Medical Education
Palliative Care Research

Background:

The integration of clinical practice and education is crucial for advancing healthcare quality.
Palliative care requires a dynamic approach to adapt and lead change within the medical landscape.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop a model illustrating the essential relationship between practice and education in palliative care.
To underscore the capacity of palliative care to influence and enact change through this partnership.

Main Methods:

Conceptual model development based on the examination of practice-education relationships.
Analysis of political, professional, and personal influences shaping the model's framework.

Main Results:

A model was developed demonstrating the indispensable link between practice and education for quality palliative care delivery.
The model highlights palliative care's potential to be a proactive force for change.

Conclusions:

The synergy between practice and education is fundamental for ensuring quality palliative care.
The developed model is adaptable and relevant to other medical specialties beyond palliative care.