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期刊名:Progress in palliative care

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ISSN:0969-9260

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Terrah Foster Akard,Mary Jo Gilmer,Katy Miller et al. Terrah Foster Akard et al.
This study examined participation factors in a study of families (N = 84) within 1 year of a child's cancer-related death. Specific aims were to examine associations between: (a) recruitment variables (number of phone calls made to eligible...
Leah Sera,Holly M Holmes,Mary Lynn McPherson Leah Sera
Objectives: Despite being a common admitting diagnosis, there is very little published literature on medication management in hospice patients admitted with a diagnosis of failure to thrive or debility. The purpose of thi...
Wendy G Lichtenthal,David W Kissane Wendy G Lichtenthal
We review the literature on family conflict in palliative care. The prevalence and common sources of conflict are discussed, including historical issues of tension, differing coping styles, the division of labour, and the presence of acute ...
Lynn Lethbridge,Grace M Johnston,George Turnbull Lynn Lethbridge
Introduction: Disease interactions can alter functional decline near the end of life (EOL). Parkinson's disease (PD) is characterized by frequent occurrences of co-morbidities but data challenges have limited studies inve...
Elaine Wittenberg-Lyles,Debra Parker Oliver,George Demiris et al. Elaine Wittenberg-Lyles et al.
The telling of atrocity stories offers therapeutic benefits to healthcare providers. Transcripts of hospice interdisciplinary team (IDT) meetings were used to analyze strategies for telling atrocity stories in the performance of symbiotic n...
André R Maddison,Judith Fisher,Grace Johnston André R Maddison
Persons with limited life expectancy (LLE) - less than 1 year - are significant consumers of health care, are at increased risk of polypharmacy and adverse drug events, and have dynamic health statuses. Therefore, medication use among this ...