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  • Gerontology and Palliative Medicine
  • Healthcare Systems Research
  • Patient-Centered Care

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  • Rising incidence of multiple chronic life-limiting conditions creates significant burdens for patients and caregivers navigating complex healthcare systems.
  • Patients and families often lack the medical knowledge to make informed daily decisions, leading to overwhelming challenges and self-care compromises.
  • Current healthcare models can be disease-centered and payer-driven, often overlooking the cumulative workload and its impact on patient and caregiver capacity.

Discussion:

  • Palliative care's mission is to proactively alleviate suffering by addressing physical, psychological, financial, and spiritual aspects of illness for patients and their caregivers.
  • Effective communication, timely information sharing, and patient-centricity are vital components of palliative care delivery.
  • Palliative medicine embodies shared decision-making (SDM), integrating clinical expertise with patient values and preferences for informed choices.

Key Insights:

  • Early integration of palliative care into treatment plans is supported by evidence for improving quality of life and survival.
  • Palliative care teams assess and anticipate patient and caregiver burdens, ensuring treatment plans are manageable and minimally disruptive.
  • A shift towards patient-centered, minimally disruptive healthcare models is essential for the well-being of patients and clinicians.

Outlook:

  • Implementing national policies for early palliative care integration can enhance patient and caregiver support and decision-making.
  • Further research into minimally disruptive healthcare models can optimize patient and family engagement and reduce healthcare-related burdens.
  • Transforming healthcare from a disease-centered to a patient-centered approach will benefit all stakeholders, fostering better outcomes and experiences.