Janneke Zorgt
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Hospice and palliative care

Area of experienceCare in the last phase of lifeFlevoland and surroundings
Care settingHospice, nursing home and at home
Client groupPeople in the last phase of life and loved ones
DeploymentNursing care in the palliative phase
AreaFlevoland, Overijssel, Gelderland and Friesland
In short

In the last phase of life everything revolves around comfort, dignity and attention for the client and their loved ones. I bring calm, nursing care and a personal approach to this.

Palliative care calls for a different perspective. The goal is no longer recovery, but as much comfort and quality of life as possible. Symptoms such as pain, breathlessness or restlessness deserve prompt attention, and the client's wishes come first.

Loved ones also need a great deal in this phase: explanation, a listening ear and room to say goodbye. Care with attention and heart is not a slogan here, but the core of the work. How a temporary nurse can contribute in a hospice is explained at the freelance nurse in the hospice.

In the palliative phase the situation can change quickly. I keep the overview, coordinate with the GP or elderly care physician and ensure a handover in which nothing is lost.

For a team in palliative care, understaffing can weigh heavily. There is little room to postpone care, and a client in the last phase has no time to lose. A temporary nurse who fits in quickly and continues the care with the same attention gives the team breathing space. I work within the agreements made with the client and the family, and respect the end-of-life wishes as recorded in the care record.

Related services: nursing cover and wound care and reporting.

Hospice and palliative careJanneke with a client in a beach wheelchair and her dog by the sea
What I bring

How I work in this care setting

Comfort first

I continuously watch for signs of discomfort and, in consultation with the treating physician, arrange appropriate relief.

Room for loved ones

I take time for family, explain what is happening and involve them in the care as they wish.

Careful coordination

I record changes in the situation immediately and discuss them with colleagues and the doctor, so the care stays joined up.

In pictures

Care with attention and heart

Janneke with the flowers she received after completing an assignment
Janneke outside with a client in a wheelchair and his little dog
Clear answers

Frequently asked questions

Questions about my work in hospice and palliative care.

Do you work in a hospice or also at home?

Both. Palliative care takes place in hospices, in nursing homes and in people's own homes. I have experience in different settings.

How do you deal with the emotional side of this work?

With calm and attention. I give room to the client and their loved ones and know when to call in a colleague or spiritual care worker.

Can you step in briefly for a terminally ill client at home?

That depends on my availability. Get in touch and we will look together at what is possible.

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In which care setting?

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