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Palliativmedizin im Pflegeheim – wie alte, schwer kranke Menschen leben und sterben

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Es besteht eine medizinische und soziale Ungerechtigkeit in der Behandlung alter Menschen. Die gesellschaftliche Entwicklung hat auch die ärztlichen Aufgaben verändert. Fest angestellte Heimärzte sorgen dafür, dass ein Standard für Behandlung und Kommunikation aufgebaut werden kann. Daraus resultierende Patientensicherheit verhindert, dass eine unnötige Verschlechterung des Gesundheitszustandes oder unnötige Aufnahmen in das Krankenhaus vermieden werden. Demenzverlauf, Funktionsniveau, neuropsychiatrische Symptome und Schmerzen bei Demenz stellen besondere Herausforderungen dar, wobei schon die Schmerzerfassung komplex ist. Der veränderte Schlaf im Alter und der Überverbrauch von Medikamenten sind weitere Schwerpunkte dieses Kapitels.

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  1. Department of Global Public Health and Primary Care, University of Bergen, Kalfarveien 31, 5018, Bergen, Norwegen

    Prof. Dr. Bettina Sandgathe-Husebø

  2. Verdighetsenteret – Omsorg for Gamle, Bergen Røde Kors Sykehjem, Ellerhusenvei 35, 5043, Sandviken, Norwegen

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Sandgathe-Husebø, B., Husebø, S. (2017). Palliativmedizin im Pflegeheim – wie alte, schwer kranke Menschen leben und sterben. In: Husebø, S., Mathis, G. (eds) Palliativmedizin. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-49039-6_8

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