Assessment of sustainability and client satisfaction in the PEACH model of palliative care at home, indicating effective service delivery.
Key Points
The PEACH model successfully maintained home-based care for patients nearing the end of life, achieving a high rate of goal attainment.
Seventy-seven to eighty-four percent of patients preferred to die at home, and nearly 86% of carers reported satisfaction with care.
Analysis included retrospective data collection from patients and feedback via surveys from primary carers, showcasing a comprehensive approach to evaluation.
Findings suggest that collaboration with different service providers does not hinder the effective delivery of palliative care at home.