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期刊名:Journal of palliative medicine

缩写:J PALLIAT MED

ISSN:1096-6218

e-ISSN:1557-7740

IF/分区:1.8/Q3

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Alessandro Sebastiani,Emanuela Tiozzo,Flavio Marti et al. Alessandro Sebastiani et al.
Background: Being the caregiver of a pediatric patient with a complex or serious illness can be emotionally intense and stressful. Caregiver burden significantly affects the biopsychosocial well-being of both the child an...
Julia Fee Voon Ho,Pei Hwa Goh,Hasrina Mustafa et al. Julia Fee Voon Ho et al.
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Kimberly Murdaugh,Ian B Kwok Kimberly Murdaugh
Background: Communication during serious illness is often complex, emotionally charged, and cognitively demanding, particularly for patients and families with limited health literacy, sensory impairments, or language barr...
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Background: Chemotherapy-induced hiccups (CIH) impair quality of life in patients with cancer, yet effective nonpharmacological management is limited. The Forced Inspiratory Suction and Swallow Tool (FISST) has shown effi...
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Background: The benefits and harms of cannabidiol (CBD), a cannabis constituent with minimal psychoactive effects, are unknown in cancer populations. Obje...
Masami Tabata-Kelly,Christina Sheu,Amy L Bulger et al. Masami Tabata-Kelly et al.
Background: Although racial and ethnic disparities in serious illness conversations have been documented, the experiences of racially and ethnically marginalized patients in nurse-led conversations remain underexplored. ...