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    Tools for measurement of competencies in palliative care
    (Maltepe Üniversitesi, 2019) Oruc, Mirza; Mujezinovic, Adnan; Richart, Miguel; Cabanero, Maria Jose
    According to the WHO, cancer is one of the leading causes of morbidity and mortality in the world. In 2012 there were 14 million new cases worldwide. A number of new cases are expected to rise in the future. An increasing number of cases demanding a new approach from health care systems regarding staff education, hospital equipment and interprofessional cooperation in order to give full service to the customers (patients). For several years palliative care education is a top priority in the education of nurses due to the fact that there are serious deficiencies in that area (Komaromy et al. 2000, Miller et al. 2004, Goodridge et al. 2005, Hasson et al. 2008). Development of competencies is one of the key issues in contemporary education and can be achieved with the development of proper curriculum and education schedule, especially the development of a proper instrument for measurement of competencies. This research has identified the most important 10 competencies in accordance with WHITE paper for EAPC and WHO. GENERAL OBJECTIVE: This research has one general objective and it is an evaluation of instruments used in Palliative care measurement. Methodology: The methodology comprises research, cross – section, analytical method of research. Actions taken in this process were a literature review, analysis of data available curricula of nursing schools, literature research, review of instruments for measurement of competencies in palliative care nursing. RESULTS: Results are presented as a review of most useable instruments in the measurement of competencies in Palliative care nursing. There is proof that various instruments measure various parameters but very few of them is measuring competence. CONCLUSION: Need for measurement of competencies is expressed in the daily development of palliative care, community palliative care, hospice care, and subspecialty palliative care. Need for the appropriate instrument for measuring competencies in palliative care nursing leads us to this instrument following the most economical and reasonable way of developing.