Norwegian Study Finds Advance Care Planning Feasible in Home Settings
A Norwegian longitudinal ethnographic study finds that integrating advance care planning into home-based palliative-care meetings is feasible and acceptable, though ...
A Norwegian longitudinal ethnographic study finds that integrating advance care planning into home-based palliative-care meetings is feasible and acceptable, though ...
A scoping review in the International Journal for Equity in Health identifies major gaps in how specialist palliative care services ...
A qualitative study in BMC Palliative Care identifies knowledge gaps, time constraints, and communication barriers that affect how homecare staff ...
A qualitative citizen science study in BMC Palliative Care reveals how migration background shapes end-of-life care experiences and needs in ...
A qualitative study in BMC Palliative Care finds that nurses in specialized outpatient care experience autonomy as a relational phenomenon ...
Palliative care team members in a qualitative interview study perceived death doulas as companions who increase death literacy, provide support, ...
A cross-sectional survey of adults living with multiple myeloma revealed that four out of five believed clinicians should consider spiritual ...
A survey of 393 Chinese family caregivers of advanced cancer patients identified three distinct profiles of good death expectations, with ...
A cross-sectional survey of 267 community-dwelling older adults in Xianyang, China, found that 91 percent had never received death education, ...
A scoping review of randomized controlled trials found that brief psychosocial interventions targeting existential distress in advanced cancer consistently reported ...
Researchers developed a 57-item structured observation framework, refined with 11 palliative care psychologists, to guide participant observation of the psychological ...
A retrospective review of palliative care education in Slovenia from 2012 to 2025 reveals significant expansion alongside ongoing needs for ...
A retrospective descriptive study at a comprehensive cancer center in Jordan found that medication-related problems contributed to nearly one-third of ...
A qualitative policy analysis reveals that mandatory paper prescriptions and complex administrative procedures significantly delay opioid access for palliative care ...
A qualitative study of twenty physicians and nurses at a Shenzhen tertiary hospital identified six barrier themes to palliative care ...
A prospective pilot study shows that symptom-guided home blood transfusions for hospice patients with hematologic malignancies are safe and feasible, ...
A retrospective study in a French emergency department found that all four essential key elements were documented in less than ...
A randomized controlled trial finds that a mobile app-based prescription system significantly improves medication adherence, knowledge, and satisfaction in patients ...
A qualitative interview study with nephrologists in Germany highlights multi-level barriers and facilitators influencing the delivery of conservative kidney management ...
A study in Iran identified ten key structural and process barriers to implementing case management in oncology palliative care through ...
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