University of Minnesota Medical Center, Fairview, Minneapolis, MN 55454, USA.
Omega (Westport). 2013;67(1-2):79-85. doi: 10.2190/OM.67.1-2.i.
This article reflects a project to create, refine, and use a palliative care specific spiritual assessment, with the intent to implement its use for both an inpatient Palliative Consult Service (PCS) and a Spiritual Health Service (SHS) team. Extensive meetings with these services to confirm a shared understanding of the use of this spiritual assessment to facilitate communication with PCS through consistent language about the patient's story, suffering, spirit, and sense-making. Following a pilot phase of using this palliative care spiritual assessment, five presentations were shared with the SHS team to explore using this assessment. Although the SHS team decided not to use its content, these presentations spurred dialogue toward what was to become a SHS standardized documentation process, eventually called data, intervention, outcome, plan (DIOP).
这篇文章反映了一个创建、完善和使用特定于姑息治疗的精神评估的项目，旨在将其用于住院姑息治疗咨询服务（PCS）和精神健康服务（SHS）团队。与这些服务进行了广泛的会议，以确认对使用这种精神评估的共同理解，以便通过关于患者故事、痛苦、精神和意义建构的一致语言，促进与 PCS 的沟通。在对这种姑息治疗精神评估进行试点阶段后，向 SHS 团队进行了五次演示，以探讨使用这种评估。尽管 SHS 团队决定不使用其内容，但这些演示激发了对话，最终形成了 SHS 的标准化文件处理流程，最终称为数据、干预、结果、计划（DIOP）。
