Palliative care experts' relative importance of end-of-life care quality indicators: Findings from a discrete choice experiment [0.03%]
姑息治疗专家对终末期护理质量指标相对重要性的评价：来自离散选择实验的发现
Eric Andrew Finkelstein,Juan Marcos Gonzalez Sepulveda
Eric Andrew Finkelstein
Background: End-of-life care delivery is shaped by subject matter experts who influence treatment decisions, policies, and programs and set guidelines that inform end-of-life care practices. However, little is known about...
Telepalliation creates a sense of security: A qualitative study of patients with cancer receiving palliative care [0.03%]
远程姑息治疗带来的安全感——癌症患者接受姑息治疗的质性研究
Jarl Voss Andersen Sigaard,Elisabet Dortea Ragnvaldsdóttir Joensen,Una Rósa Birgisdóttir et al.
Jarl Voss Andersen Sigaard et al.
Background: With the aging population and increasing prevalence of chronic illnesses, the demand for palliative care is rising. However, only a small percentage of patients in need receive palliative care. Many prefer hom...
Caregiver-reported barriers and facilitators to hospice enrollment for persons with dementia: A systematic review of qualitative evidence [0.03%]
痴呆患者入住安宁疗护的障碍和促进因素：定性证据的系统回顾
Oonjee Oh,Connie M Ulrich,Lauren Massimo et al.
Oonjee Oh et al.
Background: Despite the increasing prevalence of dementia, persons with dementia often receive suboptimal care near the end of life. In many countries, specialized end-of-life support is offered by hospice. During the tra...
Methodological reflections to support good practice in using nominal group techniques: Insights from applications in palliative care studies [0.03%]
名义组技术在姑息治疗研究中的良好实践及其方法学思考
Hui-Ju Liang,Qian Xiong,Nancy Preston
Hui-Ju Liang
High-quality recommendations require rigorous methods based on strong evidence to improve clinical practice. In palliative and end-of-life care, expert consensus is sometimes achieved through nominal group techniques. However, its practical...
Characteristics and population estimates of unpaid end of life carers: An observational study [0.03%]
照料者的特征和人口统计资料估计：一项观察性研究
Clare Gardiner,Arthur Juet,Edward Jd Webb et al.
Clare Gardiner et al.
Background: Improving support for unpaid carers is a policy priority internationally, yet there are few reliable population estimates on numbers of end of life carers, and little is known about the demographic characteris...
Comparison of patient-reported and clinician-assessed pain in hospitalized palliative ward patients: A retrospective observational study [0.03%]
住院临终关怀病房患者报告的和临床医生评估的疼痛比较：一项回顾性观察研究
Chin-Chu Hsu,Cheng-Fu Lin,Jia-Jyun Wu et al.
Chin-Chu Hsu et al.
Background: Pain assessment in palliative care is essential, but differences between patient-reported and clinician-assessed pain can affect care decisions. Identifying factors contributing to these differences can improv...
Too vulnerable? Successful practices for conducting research with children and young people who have life-limiting or life-threatening illness [0.03%]
过犹不及？与患有危重疾病的孩子和年轻人开展研究的成功实践
Eve Namisango,Marie Friedel,Sema Yurduşen et al.
Eve Namisango et al.
Background: A dearth of evidence exists on how to include children and young people in palliative care research. Aim: We aimed to ident...
Models, components and outcomes of palliative and end-of-life care provided to adults living at home: A systematic umbrella review of reviews [0.03%]
系统性伞状回顾：成人居家姑息治疗和临终关怀的模式、构成要素及结局
Sophie Pask,Chukwuebuka Okwuosa,Ahmed Mohamed et al.
Sophie Pask et al.
Background: There is growing demand for home-based palliative care because of patient preference, and increased number of deaths. Optimal models for community-based palliative and end-of-life care are unknown. ...
Mapping palliative care for people living with advanced cancer in phase 1 clinical trials: A scoping review [0.03%]
一项系统综述：I期临床试验中晚期癌症患者姑息治疗的调查研究映射
Diego Candelmi,Alazne Belar,Carla Zapata Del Mar et al.
Diego Candelmi et al.
Background: Phase 1 cancer clinical trials offer potential disease modifying treatments for patients with advanced cancer who have not responded to standard treatments. These patients also experience palliative care needs...
A qualitative study exploring the perceptions and understandings of advance care planning by people with treatable but not curable cancer [0.03%]
一项定性研究：探索可治但无法治愈的癌症患者的预立照顾计划知觉和认识
Ruth Board,Sean Hughes,Katherine Stewart et al.
Ruth Board et al.
Background: Advance care planning for those with treatable but not curable cancer is considered good practice because innovations in treatment options make prognostication much more uncertain. Little is known about how su...