Transcription of Report of the Ohio Compassionate Care Task Force
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Report of the Ohio Compassionate Care Task Force
Report of the Ohio Compassionate Care Task Force CONTENTS. Legislative Authority ..5. Recommendations ..8. Appendix A - Service Needs and Resources Subcommittee Report ..15. Appendix B - Best Practices Subcommittee Report ..18. Appendix C - Town Hall Meetings ..21. Appendix D - Health Care Professionals by County ..34. Appendix E - Programs and Services by County ..46. Appendix F - A Caregiver's Point of Appendix G - Ideas to Help Patients and Their Caregivers ..50. Appendix H - Glossary ..54. References ..56. Note: Appendix H contains a Glossary of terms. The first time one of these terms is used in the Report , it appears in italics. March, 2004. wisdom faith hope 1. BACKGROUND. CHRONIC PAIN Yet chronic pain is poorly managed, receives lit- Unfortunately, most Americans today continue to tle attention in healthcare educational programs, die in hospitals or other health facilities, often Chronic pain is among the most disabling and and is one of the most under funded major receiving invasive, high-technology treatments costly afflictions in North America.
23 percent of American households are involved in caregiving to persons who are 50 years of age and older. Between 1987 and 1997, the number of households in the United States caring for
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