During the end-of-life phase, a person’s health condition may change very rapidly, which necessitates proper coordination of relevant services (e.g. hospitals, emergency services, and the person’s physician). Select two things you can do to ensure that relevant services are well-coordinated.
AG: CHCPAL003 8b

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During the end-of-life phase, a person’s health condition may change very rapidly, which necessitates proper coordination of relevant services (e.g. hospitals, emergency services, and the person’s physician). Select two things you can do to ensure that relevant services are well-coordinated. 
 AG: CHCPAL003 8b

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Communicate as soon as practicable any updates regarding the person’s condition

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Ensure that the palliative care team has quick access to service helplines/contact methods in case of emergencies

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Take charge of the care and extend your shifts to make sure you can be at all relevant meetings

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Establish yourself as the primary care giver and take over important decision making

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