P84 | Shared decision-making with the person- and family-centered care approach in palliative care. Narrative Literature Review
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Overview
Narrative review explores shared decision making and person-family centered care to enhance quality of life and resolve ethical conflicts in palliative settings.
Key Points
Shared decision making with a person-family centered care approach improves satisfaction for patients and families, creating a better quality of care.
Involvement of patients and families in decision making reduces ethical conflicts and fosters trust between caregivers and recipients.
The review analyzed seven studies published in the last decade, demonstrating the positive effects of open communication on end-of-life care.
Establishing strong therapeutic relationships is crucial for nurses, who play a key role in facilitating shared decision making in palliative care.