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Covid-19 HSE Clinical Guidance and Evidence

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Interim Clinical Guidance

Palliative Care

| Anticipatory Prescribing in the Last Hours or Days of Life (CD19-008 001 / 06.04.20)

| Syringe Pump Prescribing in the Last Hours or Days of Life (CD19-007 001 / 06.04.20)

| Non-Pharmacological Care in the Last Hours or Days of Life (CD19-072 001 / 15.04.20)

| Initial Management of Severe Breathlessness in Dying Patients with Covid-19 (in the Last Hours or Days of Life) (CD19-070 001 / 15.04.20)

| Prescribing regular subcutaneous medications in the Last Hours or Days of Life when a syringe pump is not available (CD19-071 001 / 15.04.20)

| Recognising Dying in the Last Hours or Days of Life (CD19-117 001 / 27.04.20)

Dementia

| COVID-19 Related Hygiene and the Person Living with Dementia (CD19-139 001 / 06.05.20) Download PDF

| Dementia and COVID-19 Testing Algorithm (CD19-140 001 / 06.05.20) Download PDF

| Dementia Resource - Advanced Care Plan Algorithm (CD19-141 002 / 14.05.20) Download PDF

| COVID and Dementia in RCF – Grieving in Exceptional Times (CD19-143 001 / 06.05.20) Download PDF

| COVID and Dementia – Non-cognitive symptoms and Isolation in RCF (CD19-144 001 / 06.05.20) Download PDF

| COVID and Dementia – Supporting People Living in the Community (CD19-142 001 / 06.05.20) Download PDF

Nutrition

| Nutritional Care for Patients with COVID 19: National Obesity Management Clinical Programme and National Clinical Programme for Older Persons (CD19-036 001 / 03.04.20)

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