Hope - Holy Cross Hospital

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Addressing “Unreasonable” Hope inDecision-Making• Clear , truthful , compassionate.• Acknowledge their faith.– “Test of faith”– “Guilt from God”– “Fear of church”– “Accepting Death also requires faith.”– “Not all miracles are ones that save lives.”• Have follow-up discussions.• Indentify your own frustration.• Use your resources. (Chaplain, Bereavementcounselor)• Focus on goals of care– Longevity, comfort, dignity?• Consider Limitation Contracts.• Transform Hope
The New Clinical Decision –MakingProcessPatient/FamilyEmotion/Cognitive/HopeClinicalTeam andthe Patient/FamilyPredictableOutcome/Acceptable QOLGuidePlan of CareClinicianEmotion/Cognitive/Hope
Page 2 and 3: “Hoping for Hope”:Translating H
Page 4 and 5: Objectives1Discuss Nature and Defin
Page 6 and 7: “Hope is a mystery…..a human st
Page 8 and 9: Hope TheoryAn Interdisciplinary App
Page 10 and 11: “There appear to be no well-devel
Page 12 and 13: Hope Theory• Currently:- No unive
Page 14 and 15: Hope TheoryParticularizedSpecific,
Page 16: Hope Theory Frameworks1) Snyder 2)
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Page 21 and 22: Hope Theory: Nekolaichuk Framework
Page 23 and 24: UniversalUniversalityUniqueOne-dime
Page 25 and 26: Hope Theory: Scioli Framework• Ma
Page 27 and 28: Translating Hope Theory intoHope En
Page 29 and 30: Strategies for Healthcare Providers
Page 31 and 32: Pursuitof Chosen GoalsDx of Life-th
Page 33 and 34: Case Study 2When “Unreasonable”
Page 35 and 36: Impact of Hope on Decision-Making i
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Page 39: Back to Case Study 2

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