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Niets veranderlijker dan een mens

Zorgscenario’s moeten dynamisch zijn

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Het is 2 uur in de nacht als mevrouw Van de Stuivenberg haar man wakker maakt. Ze zit inmiddels al een uur rechtop en wordt steeds benauwder. De pufjes helpen niet. Het maakt haar behoorlijk angstig. De heer Van de Stuivenberg schrikt als hij wakker wordt. Zo benauwd heeft hij haar nog nooit gezien. Ze kan geen zin meer uitspreken en ziet erg grauw. Hij belt direct de huisartsenpost en vertelt dat zijn vrouw copd heeft en ernstig kortademig is. De dienstdoende huisarts arriveert snel en laat met spoed een ambulance komen.

Chronische progressieve ziekte anticiperende zorgplanning veranderlijke behandelwensen

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Janssen, D. (2018). Niets veranderlijker dan een mens. In: van Zuylen, L., van der Heide, A., van de Vathorst, S., Geijteman, E. (eds) De dokter en de dood. Bohn Stafleu van Loghum, Houten. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-90-368-2060-8_4

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