Daniela de Mesquita Feijão is making significant strides in improving palliative care for the elderly through her groundbreaking research, addressing critical healthcare challenges with innovative strategies. With a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Universidade Estadual Vale do Acaraú (2015), a specialization in Health Management and Auditing from Faculdade Padre Dourado (2018), and a specialization in Nursing Urgency and Emergency from Faculdade Telos de Campinas (2023), Daniela brings a robust academic foundation to her work, enhancing her ability to contribute meaningfully to the field of nursing.
Her research, published in esteemed journals, focuses on improving palliative care delivery. In “Palliative Care Management for the Elderly: Challenges and Strategies” (IRE Journals, 2023), Daniela identifies barriers such as insufficient staffing and limited access to specialized care in rural areas, proposing solutions like enhanced training for healthcare professionals and integrating palliative care into routine practice. She advocates for tools like the Swedish Palliative Care Guide, which ensures consistent, high-quality care across settings, as noted by Birgisdóttir et al. (2021). In “The Use of Technology in Monitoring Elderly Patients in Palliative Care” (Brazilian Journal of Health Review, 2025), Daniela explores how telehealth and wearable devices improve symptom management, reducing hospital visits while empowering patients, supported by Williams et al. (2020). Her article “Home-Based Palliative Care for the Elderly” (International Seven Journal, 2025) emphasizes multidisciplinary collaboration and remote monitoring technologies to enhance care at home, addressing logistical challenges for families, as highlighted by Roberts (2021).
Professionally, Daniela’s impact is profound. At VITAS Hospice Healthcare in Orlando, FL (since September 2024), as a Registered Nurse, she provides symptom management, psychosocial support, and family education, ensuring holistic care. At Team Select Home Care (since August 2024), she monitors pediatric patients, applying her palliative care expertise to improve outcomes. Previously, at Excellence Senior Assisted Living Facility (2023-2024), she supported elderly residents with daily activities and medication management, and as Health Surveillance Coordinator in Santa Quitéria, Brazil (2021-2022), she managed 17 primary care teams, enhancing community health services. Daniela’s work continues to inspire better care models, ensuring dignity for the elderly in their final stages through her research-driven insights and hands-on nursing experience.
Daniela de Mesquita Feijão: Revolutionizing Long-Term Care for the Elderly
Daniela de Mesquita Feijão is transforming long-term care for the elderly through her research, addressing the growing burden of chronic diseases with innovative strategies. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Universidade Estadual Vale do Acaraú (2015), a specialization in Health Management and Auditing from Faculdade Padre Dourado (2018), and a specialization in Nursing Urgency and Emergency from Faculdade Telos de Campinas (2023), equipping her with a strong foundation to tackle healthcare challenges with a focus on elderly care.
Her research tackles critical issues in elderly care. In “Epidemiology of Chronic Diseases in the Elderly and the Management of Long-Term Care” (Revistaft, 2025), Daniela examines the rising prevalence of conditions like hypertension and Alzheimer’s, advocating for integrated care models and technologies like telemedicine to manage multimorbidity, as supported by Oliveira et al. (2021). In “Home-Based Palliative Care for the Elderly” (International Seven Journal, 2025), she highlights the role of multidisciplinary teams and continuous caregiver training to overcome logistical challenges, aligning with Johnson and Lee (2021). Additionally, Daniela’s co-authored article “Benefits of the Mediterranean Diet for the Quality of Life of the Elderly Population” (Journal of Social Issues and Health Sciences, 2025) demonstrates how this diet reduces chronic disease risk and enhances cognitive health, promoting longevity, as per Godos et al. (2023).
Daniela’s professional experience complements her research. At VITAS Hospice Healthcare in Orlando, FL (since September 2024), she ensures comprehensive palliative care, focusing on symptom management and spiritual support. At Team Select Home Care (since August 2024), she applies her skills to pediatric care, adapting her expertise to diverse patient needs. Previously, at Excellence Senior Assisted Living Facility (2023-2024), she supported elderly residents with daily care, and as Health Surveillance Coordinator in Santa Quitéria, Brazil (2021-2022), she managed primary care teams, improving community health access. Daniela’s work continues to enhance the quality of life for the elderly, addressing their complex needs with compassion and innovation through her research and nursing practice.
Daniela de Mesquita Feijão: Innovating Elderly Healthcare Through Research Insights
Daniela de Mesquita Feijão is advancing elderly healthcare through her research, focusing on palliative care, chronic disease management, and nutritional strategies to improve quality of life. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Universidade Estadual Vale do Acaraú (2015), a specialization in Health Management and Auditing from Faculdade Padre Dourado (2018), and a specialization in Nursing Urgency and Emergency from Faculdade Telos de Campinas (2023), providing her with a comprehensive background to address complex healthcare issues for the elderly.
Her research, published in reputable journals, offers valuable insights into elderly care. In “The Use of Technology in Monitoring Elderly Patients in Palliative Care” (Brazilian Journal of Health Review, 2025), Daniela explores how technologies like telemedicine and wearable devices enhance symptom management, reducing hospital visits and improving patient autonomy, as supported by Thompson et al. (2021). In “Epidemiology of Chronic Diseases in the Elderly and the Management of Long-Term Care” (Revistaft, 2025), she addresses the increasing prevalence of multimorbidity, recommending patient-centered care models and technologies to improve outcomes, aligning with Sousa et al. (2021). Daniela’s co-authored study, “Benefits of the Mediterranean Diet for the Quality of Life of the Elderly Population” (Journal of Social Issues and Health Sciences, 2025), highlights how this diet mitigates chronic disease risks and boosts cognitive function, contributing to healthy aging, as noted by Cacciatore et al. (2023).
Daniela’s professional roles further amplify her impact. At VITAS Hospice Healthcare in Orlando, FL (since September 2024), she provides holistic palliative care, including medication management and emotional support. At Team Select Home Care (since August 2024), she monitors pediatric patients, adapting her expertise to varied contexts. Previously, at Excellence Senior Assisted Living Facility (2023-2024), she supported elderly residents with daily activities, and as Health Surveillance Coordinator in Santa Quitéria, Brazil (2021-2022), she managed primary care teams, enhancing community healthcare access. Daniela’s research and hands-on experience continue to elevate elderly healthcare, ensuring better care and dignity for aging populations.
