Natalia Lugovaya, CEO of the Live Now Foundation, told ASI about the current situation in the regions with palliative care for people with ALS, why doctors cannot route patients and what to do about it. Natalia Lugovaya, CEO of the Live Now Foundation, told ASI about the current situation in the regions with palliative care for people with ALS, why doctors cannot route patients and what to do about it. Source link
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In Russia, the number of mobile palliative care units has doubled Posting in CHAT: Russia At the IX annual conference with international participation “Development of palliative care for adults and children,” Russian Minister of Health Mikhail Murashko announced that since 2019, Russia has had 25% more palliative care rooms and twice as many mobile palliative care units. According to the minister, more than 28 thousand palliative beds have been deployed in hospitals, of which more than 1.3 thousand are for children. There are more than 1,100 nursing teams operating in the country. “The measures taken to develop palliative care in the Russian Federation have made it possible to increase the availability of this type of medical care and increase the number of patients receiving palliative care to 904 thousand people,” Murashko said. Source link Source link
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The library of the Children’s Palliative Fund has been replenished with new publications Posting in CHAT: Russia The manual “Fundamentals of Bioethics for Pediatric Palliative Service Specialists” was developed by the best Russian specialists in the field of medicine and bioethics. The authors of the manual are the chief independent specialist in palliative care for children of the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation, Elena Polevichenko, and teachers of the Faculty of Philosophy of Moscow State University, Elena Bryzgalina and Ekaterina Shkomova. The manual is addressed to specialists in palliative care for children: doctors, nurses, psychologists, social workers - and will be useful to everyone who deals with seriously ill children and their families. The manual complements the professional toolkit of doctors. It presents practice-oriented approaches to bioethical issues, as well as an arsenal of normative documents for making decisions of a high level of ethical responsibility in pediatric palliative practice. Another manual completed the block of scientific and methodological innovations for 2023. Thanks to the project “Special Time - Special Communication”, a translation of international standards by foreign specialists “International Standards of Palliative Care for Children from IMPaCCT to GO-PPaCS” has been published. a first for everyone who is directly or indirectly involved in helping children with incurable diseases: doctors, nurses, psychologists, social workers, lawyers, employees of charitable organizations, teachers of medical colleges and universities. The publication contains basic provisions and standards important for the widespread and high-quality implementation of palliative care for children. Both manuals can be downloaded for free in the “Library” section on the foundation’s website. The publications were prepared with the support of the Presidential Grants Fund. Source link Source link