• Masui · Mar 2016

    [Palliative Care at Home by Anesthesiologists].

    • Toshiya Koitabashi.
    • Masui. 2016 Mar 1; 65 (3): 242-7.

    AbstractGovernmental policies recommend the palliative care at home for cancer patients. However, there are some barriers to discharge cancer patients from the hospital who want to receive end-of-life care at their homes. Anesthesiologists whose main job is to perform general anesthesia in the operating theater usually have little contact with general practitioners giving community palliative care. So it is important to communicate each other to make opportunities to discuss an organized system and care plan for these patients, and to improve information transfer.

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