Question

CHCPALOo1 Deliver care services using a palliative approach Student Assessment Workbook Q12. Explain why a nonjudgmental approach is important. Q13. Give two examples of legal and ethical considerations regarding human rights for the person accessing palliative care. Q14. List two ways that a care worker can support a person's spiritual and cultural needs. spiritual needs. cultural needs Q15. Using an example, explain why it is important to address cultural differences when caring for a person accessing palliative care services.

Answer 1

Q12,

An nonjudgmental approach is maintained by thstnurae while caring a patient especially a palliative care patient. The disease is the most worsen and difficult situation to a person and the healthcare providers should provide a peaceful care to them. For this a nonjudgmental approchapprochapis important. We should not argue about an activity or approach of patient because it may develop an insult in the patient.

Q13,

The person had the right to peaceful death. Palliative care provide an opportunity to the person to this so the palliative care protect the human right to a peaceful death. And also it enhance the quality of life and well being.

Q14,

Spiritual needs had important role in palliative care . The healthcare worker can help the patient to achieve their spiritual needs by providing an opportunity to prayer and visit priest and other spiritual leaders to fullfilltheir spiritual needs.

Cultural needs also had role in palliative care. There are difference in culture made different aspect of health and death. So it is important to identify the culture of patient. And treat the patient according to their cultural diversity.

Q15,

The patients view about death and after life of death is according to their culture and spirituality. So it is important to identify the cultural background of the patient.