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Institut Català d’OncologiaICO DiR. The ‘Qualy’ End of Life Care Observatory - WHO Collaborating Centre for Public Health Palliative Care Programmes

Home Care Support Teams: The experience of the

PADES

Jose Espinosa. MD.Coordinator of The ‘Qualy’ End of Life Care Observatory

WHO Collaborating Centre for Public Health Palliative Care Programmes

Institut Català d’Oncologia

10th March 2011

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• St Christopher’s Program (1980 )• Home Care Program – General Hospital of Vic (1984)• Bloomsbury Home Care Support Team (1986)• Home Care Support Program - Hospital Sta Creu Vic

(1987)• Centers & Sociohealth services Program (1989)

(DOGC núm. 1348 de 1990, DOGC núm. 3597 de 2002. )

• Another new Home Care Support Team in Spain.1990 – 1998 UCP-AECC, ESAD- Insalud

History of HCST

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Home Care support teamsin Catalonia

• Number• Structure• Activity• Clinical results: Effectiveness• Other Results: Efficiency• Other results: Satisfaction

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Resources of PC in Catalonia 2010

TYPE OF RESOURCE N

Home Care Support teams PADES

72

UCP : 60

HA: 5

SS: 28

MEP: 27

ESH 49

CCEE/HD51

EAPS 5

NASS 3

TOTAL 237

Source: The End-of-Life “QUALY” Observatory 2009 (*)

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• Because it is the preference of patient & family

• When the Complexity of the situation allows Home Care

• If the Support Team have the right training level

Needs of PC at Home

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Catalonia and Spain

2008 N %

Catalonia 72 41%

Other Spanish regions 104 39 %

Total in Spain 176 100

Source: SECPAL Directory

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Structure

• 1 Doctor (mean: 1.28)

• 2 nurses (mean: 2.3)

• 1 social worker (mean: 1)

Source: The End-of-Life “QUALY” Observatory 2009

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Activity

• New patients: 270

• Most transfered by GPs

• 50% shared care

• 50% cancer / noncancer

• Length of intervention: 70-80 days

• 1-3 interventions / week

• Phone calls the second most frequent

• Ratio 1st / visits : 1 / 8

Source: The End-of-Life “QUALY” Observatory 2009

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Quantitative Results of PADES in Catalunya 2008

Type of Activity N: PADES % de PADES

Outpatients 16 29,09

PC Teams Consultancy 52 94,55

Primary Care Consultancy 31 56,36

24 Hours Phone 5 9,09

24 Hours Care 6 10,91

Direct Hospital Care 16 29,09

Hospital Support 21 38,18

Activity Mean

1st Visit 233,09

2on Visit 1.973,33

Ratio 8,46

Phone Support 1.422,02

Source: The End-of-Life “QUALY” Observatory 2009

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Specialist PCHST in SpainMed. Clinica 2010.

EspinosaJ., Gomez-Batiste X., Picaza JM., Limón E.

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Clinical results: effectiveness

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Clinical results: Effectiveness Specialist PCHST in Spain Med. Clinica 2010.

EspinosaJ., Gomez-Batiste X., Picaza JM., Limón E.

Significant reduction of all symptoms at 7 and 14 days

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Efficiency

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PCHT as a cost-saving alternative Serra-Prat M., Gallo P.,Picaza JM. Palliative Medicine 2001

1.000 euros / patient / month

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Results: Use of resources Specialist PCHST in Spain Med. Clinica 2010.

EspinosaJ., Gomez-Batiste X., Picaza JM., Limón E

• Reduction hospital admissions

• Reduction of length stay

• Reduction Use emergencies

• Reduction cost: 3.200euros / patient / process

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Death at home: From 30% to 68%

Programmed admissions: from 30% to 72%

Results: Use of resources Specialist PCHST in Spain Med. Clinica 2010.

EspinosaJ., Gomez-Batiste X., Picaza JM., Limón E

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PADES:

The highest satisfaction of services

Catsalut survey, 2008

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Qualitative analysis: Strengths, weaknesses of PADES in Catalunya

Strengths Areas improvement

• Effectiveness

• Reduction hospital admissions, stays, and emergencies

• Proportion noncancer reaching 50%

• Planned vs emergency admissions

• Increase % death at home

• Reduction > 50% costs

• High Satisfaction

• Continuing care

• Emergency out of hours

• Research

• Psychological support

• Care of the relatives: bereavement, volonteers, informal care

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