Local Health Unit n° 7 Veneto ( Italy )

1. Quantitative and qualitative analysis of the use of the opiates and satisfaction of recruitment standards of Palliative Care. Measurement of efficacy of the network of Palliative Care and Pain Control in the Local Health Unit No. 7 in Veneto (Italy). Authors: Dott. Cosimo De Chirico; Dott. Marco Luciani; Dott.ssaPaola; Dott. SandroCinquetti; Dott. Angelo Lino Del Favero.

2. Local Health Unit n° 7 Veneto (Italy) Veneto counts 4.948.931 inhabitants The Local Health Unit n° 7 guarantees medical care and social welfare for 214.048 people

3. The équipeis composed by: The general practitioner, who guarantees continuity of care and a good alliance with the patient and his family; A committed doctor, trained in palliative care, who facilitates clinical decision making and communication between the nodes of the network; Nurses, trained for the complexity of palliative care; Psychologist to support the patient and the care givers (family members or relatives) and the team members (burden of care, burnout). Palliative Care Team

4. Palliative Care Network Hospital Welfare Home assistance

5. Palliative Care Network Instituted in 2005 with the task of coordinate palliative home care network. Since the construction of the hospice will be completed in autumn 2012, all data refer to our home care network experience. Project of Hospice “Casa Antica Fonte”

6. Quantitative analysis of the use of major opiates: Defined Daily Dose Source of data: Servizio Farmaceutico Territoriale ULSS n°7

7. Quantitative analysis of the use of major opiates: Equivalent doses of Oral Morphine (mg) Source of data: PharmaceuticalService Report ULSS n°7

8. Consumption of Long Acting Major Opiates

9. Consumption of Short Acting Major Opiates

10. Long & Short Acting Opiates Rough estimate 2011 64% 49,02% 37,65%

11. Beginning of The Opiates Therapy: Way of Administration

12. Last MoleculePrescribed

13. SatisfactionSurvey 2010

14. Recruiting

15. Network Reporting

16. Clinical and social impact of the network • Death at home in 64% of patients; • 92% of Care Time spentat home; • Chemotherapy in the last month of life: 8% Vs 25% in Italiannationalaverage • Total hospitalization rate in ULSS7: 2,5 x 1000 inhabitants • Rough estimate cost of daily home care assistanceisnearly60 euro

17. Principles of The Law 38/2010 • Focus on the patient, his family and relatives and the quality of daily living at home; • Palliative Care Team thatworks on the territory in strictcontact with the General Practitioner; • Network to connect social and healthservices.

18. Palliative Care CommittedDoctor Hospital Trainig on the field Welfare Care Alliance with the GP Home assistance

19. CRITICAL POINTS, FUTURE CHALLENGES • In 2008 the 43,4% of the patients followed by the Palliative Care Team deceased at the hospital admitted no more than seven days before the death; • Since the autumn of 2012 the hospice will start working ; • We work to be able to take in charge all palliative patients (oncological or not) in next few years.

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