在中国大陆地区医院内筹划和运行安宁缓和医疗志愿者团队的经验分享

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The establishment and development of volunteer team are very important in the whole process of palliative care. The concept and practice of palliative care have been developed in Peking Union Medical College Hospital (PUMCH) since the end of 2012. Great progress has been made in different aspects. Volunteers play an extremely important role in the development of palliative care in PUMCH. The whole work began with the establishment of volunteer teams. This article introduces the process of the establishment and development of palliative care volunteer team in PUMCH, aiming to provide practical references for hospitals in mainland China to develop their own palliative care volunteer team.

Key words: palliative care, hospice, Peking Union Medical College Hospital, volunteer

Funding: Supported by the Educational Reform Project of Peking Union Medical College(2015zlgc0120)

Ning Xiaohong,Li Jie,Xiang Yirong. Running a Volunteer Program for Palliative Care in a Chinese Hospital: Our Practice and Experience[J].Chinese Medical Sciences Journal, 2018, 33(4): 216-220.

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Volunteer group	Wards	Service activities	Frequency	Service time (hours)
students	Oncology	accompany, handcraft, art performance	4-6 times a week	5586
students	Geriatric	accompany, handcraft	3 times a week	5586
“Rainbow”	Gynecology	accompany	twice a week	788
Youth team	Gynecology	handcraft, visual art performance	unregularly	122
Youth team	Neurosurgery	handcraft, visual art performance	unregularly	122
“Ren-Ai”	Hematology	accompany	4 times a week	749
“Colorful Leaf”	Oncology	accompany, entertainment	2 times a week	2400
In total				9645

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