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Symptom Management Essentials at Home
A cluster Randomized Controlled Trial (cRCT) that aims to determine the effect of the Palliative Reasoning (PR) methodology on the quality of life and symptom burden of patients dealing with a life-limiting illness and their loved ones, receiving palliative care services at home. Palliative Reasoning will be implemented from the first of may 2024 to 30 april 2025 in twenty nursing teams of a large homecare organization in Utrecht, the Netherlands, and will be compared with twenty control nursing teams. The effect of PR will be measured by means of questionnaires filled out by clients with a life expectancy of less than one year according to the surprise question "Would I be surprised if this person would die within one year?" and family caregivers. Parallel to the effect study, a process evaluation will be conducted in order to understand the implications of the results and its' societal and practical impact.
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