OSF launches new tools to help make end-of-life planning easier

05/01/24 at 03:00 AM

OSF launches new tools to help make end-of-life planning easier 
News25, Peoria, IL; by Liz Lape; 4/26/24 
OSF Healthcare reports that thousands of patients are dying in medical facilities without end-of-life care plans. ... Sarah Overton, Chief Officer of Nursing, describes that studies show that over 70% of patients would prefer a setting other than a hospital to spend their last moments, like at home hospice or palliative care. OSF has launched self-service resources such as an Advanced Careplanning page and Patient Questionnaire on their app MyChart. Overton says the goal is to make end-of-life care planning more available to the public.

 

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