Care with heart: This is how Susanne PalliativCare is alive!

Care with heart: This is how Susanne PalliativCare is alive!

Aumannplatz, 1020 Wien, Österreich - In the day hospice Aumannplatz of the CS Socialis in Vienna, Susanne is doing valuable work in the field of palliative care. The qualified health and nurse brings 15 years of professional experience and previously worked in an oncology station. In their current role, their great focus is on supporting the seriously ill people and their relatives with time and empathy. Her commitment to the palliative care not only enriches the patients, but also fulfills them with luck, joy, satisfaction and a deep meaning. "Every day and every minute of my work make sense for me," says Posteiner. [Krone]

palliative care is a multidimensional approach that includes palliative medicine, palliative care and hospice accompaniment. The aim of this integrative care is to support and support people at the end of life, including their families. According to the definition of the WHO from 2002, it is primarily about improving the quality of life of patients with life -threatening diseases by preventing and relieving suffering. This form of care takes into account both physical and psychosocial and spiritual dimensions. [dhpv]

Multidisciplinary team for holistic support

Palliative medicine is aimed at patients with non -curable, advanced diseases. Above all, this includes incurable cancer, AIDS as well as organic and neurological diseases. In this context, palliative care doctors work in multidisciplinary teams from nursing staff, doctors, social workers, psychologists and other specialists to ensure the most comprehensive care. Palliative care begins as soon as the causal therapy is no longer possible. Their main goal is to relieve pain and stressful symptoms, whereby the focus is on the individual needs of the patients.

Another important aspect of palliative care is psychosocial support. This offers emotional support for the dying patients and their relatives, and volunteers are provided with the processing of emotions and fears. Spirituality plays a central role in the accompaniment of dying, especially with regard to the questions about transience and faith. The hospice support offers a denomination and ideologically neutral support that is based on the spiritual needs of the dying. Class = "Source_3"> [Hospice Tirol]

Due to her tireless efforts and devotion, Susanne Posteiner is an example of the quality of the palliative care in Vienna, which goes far beyond the purely medical aspects and focuses on the human connection and the well -being of the patients.