IMPROVING THE MODEL OF NURSING CARE ORGANIZATION IN PALLIATIVE CARE: A COMPREHENSIVE ANALYSIS AND PATHWAYS FOR OPTIMIZATION
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The relevance of this study is also обусловлена the need to increase the efficiency of healthcare resource utilization under conditions of growing pressure on the medical care system. The development of an optimized model for organizing nursing care will enable more rational use of available human and material resources, which is particularly important in the context of contemporary economic challenges. It should be noted that issues related to the quality of life of palliative patients are acquiring increasing social significance. Modern society places heightened demands on the humanization of medical care and the provision of a dignified quality of life even in the context of incurable diseases. This determines the necessity for scientific exploration of new approaches to the organization of nursing care that take into account not only medical, but also psychosocial aspects of palliative care.
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