Palliative Care Interview

pls give it to writer that did my outcome synthesis paper # 00 026027 Please see the attached instructions. I am placing two orders, pls give it to the same writer , so that the idea will flow. PLS DO NOT GIVE MY PAPER TO A PERSON WITHOUT MEDICAL KNOWLEDGE AND BACKGROUND. There is a list of recommended books but you can use other books that can be accessed electronicaly.

This interview will be conducted for academic purposes.  As such, you will need to have a clear purpose and objectives for your interview session.  Begin by identifying a nurse practitioner whose skills, knowledge, or experiences seem pertinent to this course’s content.  The nurse practitioner could be working with patients and families with pain or palliative care issues; a researcher or author who has studied issues related to pain or palliative care; or a nurse practitioner working in another capacity who has special expertise related to pain and palliative care.

This interview will be conducted for academic purposes. As such, you will need to have a clear

purpose and objectives for your interview session. Begin by identifying a nurse practitioner

whose skills, knowledge, or experiences seem pertinent to this course’s content. (palliative care and pain management)

 The nurse practitioner could be working with patients and families with pain or palliative care issues; a researcher or author who has studied issues related to pain or palliative care; or a nurse

practitioner working in another capacity who has special expertise related to pain and palliative

care.

The interviews may be conducted in a variety of ways (from formal to informal) and in settings

comfortable for both interviewer and interviewee (typically face-to-face, but phone, text, or

email might be appropriate in some instances). Because an interview requires a professional’s

time, it is imperative that you have your questions prepared in advance of your meeting. You

may wish to include some of the following topics in your interview.

• An explanation of the course and the homework assignment

• A brief description of your interest in the area of pain and palliative care

• Questions that will prompt the interviewee to provide information on her/his management

(or recommendations for management) of the following:

o General themes related to pain and palliative care.

o Issues related to family-centered pain and palliative care treatment and

management.

o Communication

o Spirituality

o Cultural Diversity

o The use of aggressive therapies.

o Grief and bereavement.

o Issues related to specific body systems: cardiovascular, respiratory, GI, neuro,

skin, musculoskeletal.

o Technical information about pain and palliative care management is

accomplished.

o Social, ethical, or financial costs associated with pain and palliative care

management.

o Advice to a nurse practitioner wishing to work with issues of pain and palliative

care in practice.

o Other questions and discussion related to your specific interests.

• Challenges for the nurse practitioner working in pain and palliative care services.

• Rewards for the nurse practitioner working in pain and palliative care services.

The paper should have three sections:

1.  an explanation of who was chosen  and why; (400 WORDS )

2.  a summary of what the interviewee said;(400 WORDS)

3.  and a discussion of what the student learned during this activity that may be helpful in entering practice. (400WORDS)

The paper should be written in APA style, including the tone

and use of language discussed in the APA manual, and requires sufficient support from

appropriate and current academic references. Each section should be 400 to 600 words in length.

RECOMMENDED TEXTS

Arbour, R. (2005) AACN home theatre on cd-rom: Palliative care: Symptom reprieve and

drug therapy. AACN

Curtis, R. J. & Rubenfeld, G. (2001). Managing death in the ICU: The transition from cure to

comfort. AACN

Medina, J. & Puntillo, K. (2006) AACN protocols for practice: Palliative care and end-of-life

issues in critical care. AACN

Wallace, M. & Staats, P. (2005) Pain medicine and management: Just the facts. Philadelphia:

McGraw-Hill.