MONK’S DWELLING PALLIATIVE CARE: STRONG MONK SECURE TEMPLE AND BEATIFIC COMMUNITY

Abstract

Monk’s Dwelling Palliative Care, It is one of the places in the temple. For patients who are monks In the end, there is happiness and comfort during the farewell period of life. In this regard, the characteristics of Kutijiwapiban emphasize driving the monks to take care of themselves. and monks take care of each other And there is a foundation of the concept of Kuti Chivapiban that occurred in 2022. The monks hospital has joined with Chulalongkorn Rajavidyalaya University. Create a project for sick monks' quarters This is a project that leads to compliance with the Ministry of Public Health policy in 2024, item 8 (Quick win). Cheewabhibaln Palliative Care Center To provide a place to care for bedridden patients and terminally ill patients. or caring for patients at home that has the characteristics of palliative care By personnel taking care of monks who are terminally ill, called Phra Kilanupattaka Responsible for providing effective health care to terminally ill monks through training and offering knowledge according to the curriculum “Caring for Phra Kilanupattha's final illness” For the year 2024, there are 5 pilot temples in the establishment of Chivapiban kuti in Thailand: 1) Tha Prachum Temple, Khon Kaen Province. (Health Zone 7) 2) Wat Thap Klo, Phichit Province (Health Zone 3) 3) Wat Bunnarop, Nakhon Si Thammarat Province (Health District 11) 4) Wat Sangkhathan, Nonthaburi Province (Health District 4) and 5) Wat Sai Rama 3, Bangkok. (Health District 13) and the Medical Department through the Priest Hospital aim to Palliative Care Kuti wards in every health district. To be completed in 2027 to effectively care for the health of terminally ill monks at the temple.