ReviewEuropean journal of clinical nutrition2025
The role of the social worker in the assessment and management of adults receiving Home Parenteral Nutrition.
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Abstract
People diagnosed with Intestinal Failure (IF) requiring Home Parenteral Nutrition (HPN) have complex medical and nutritional requirements. To date, assessment for, and ongoing management of, HPN has relied on medical, nursing and dietetic input. However, success in assessing suitability for HPN and ongoing management is often reliant on non-medical factors. This paper aims to outline the critical clinical role the social worker can play and their scope of practice in assessing and managing people requiring HPN. This includes assessment across medical, psychosocial, financial, legal, quality-of-life and healthcare-related domains. This perspective paper highlights the vast scope in which the social worker can support people diagnosed with IF requiring HPN. More research is required to quantify the value of the social worker as a key member of the multidisciplinary IF team.
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