Hospice care
Palliative care
Resources
Ethics in care
100

The primary goal of hospice care

What is providing comfort and improving quality of life rather than curing an illness?

100

This is the main goal of palliative care

What is relieving pain, symptoms, and stress associated with serious illness?

100

this is the level of degree generally required to work in hospice and palliative social work

What is a Masters degree?

100

This is a primary ethical consideration concerning the client

What is the patients decisions about their own care?

200

Hospice care is intended for patients with this many months or less to live

What is six months?

200

At this stage of life a person is able to receive Palliative care

What is any stage of life?

200

This is the way a social worker can support the patients family

What is providing emotional support, grief counseling, or connecting them with community resources?

200

This is common discourse between family members and leadership concerning personal opinions about end of life care

What is disagreements?

300

T/F - Hospice care can be provided in a patients home

What is true?

300

Palliative care serves patients with these conditions

What is chronic illnesses or disabilities?

300

This is one important responsibilites of a social worker when helping families make end-of-life decisions

What is advocating for the patient's wishes and helping facilitate communication?

300

This is a top ethical consideration for social workers in hospice and palliative care

What is maintaining honesty?