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期刊名:American journal of hospice & palliative medicine

缩写:AM J HOSP PALLIAT ME

ISSN:1049-9091

e-ISSN:1938-2715

IF/分区:1.4/Q4

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Ian Duncan,Xiyue Liao Ian Duncan
Hospice provides comfort care to patients at end of life. Survival of patients in hospice shows considerable variation. Using a large national database of hospice patient data from 2015-6 we perform a descriptive analysis and examine this v...
Cathy L Campbell Cathy L Campbell
Hospice and palliative care are often hard to access for African Americans (AA) living in rural areas with serious respiratory illnesses. These services can improve symptoms, quality of life, and support for caregivers, but barriers remain....
Maiara Rosa Dos Santos,Soraya Camargo Ito Süffert,Rafael José Vargas Alves et al. Maiara Rosa Dos Santos et al.
IntroductionCancer is one of the leading causes of global mortality and imposes high costs on healthcare systems. In Brazil, a significant portion of resources is allocated to oncology, especially in the terminal phase. Palliative care has ...
Ashna S Karpe,Mokunfayo O Fajemisin,Stephanie Martinez Ugarte et al. Ashna S Karpe et al.
BackgroundGoals-of-care (GOC) discussions align medical treatment with older adults' preferences, yet are hindered by communication barriers, provider discomfort, and misinformation. Video-based decision aids improve understanding and reduc...
Gillian Love,William Leach,Holden Caplan et al. Gillian Love et al.
ContextDespite efforts to incorporate more palliative and hospice topics into medical education, research indicates that gaps in sufficient formal education and student experience remain.ObjectivesFollowing a recent curricular redesign, the...
Mônica Isaura Corrêa,Igor de Oliveira Claber Siqueira,Sonia Souza et al. Mônica Isaura Corrêa et al.
BackgroundHome-based palliative care (HBPC) is increasingly recognized as an essential strategy for managing patients with non-oncologic and life-limiting conditions. However, prognostic factors influencing survival in this population remai...
Maxwell D Chen,Joan M Teno Maxwell D Chen
BackgroundPrior research has examined the impact of limited English proficiency (LEP) in the hospital setting at the end of life in select regions of the United States.ObjectiveExamine whether LEP is associated with bereaved family ratings ...
Ian S Reynolds,Avantika Lakshmi Narasimhan,Katherine A Bews et al. Ian S Reynolds et al.
BackgroundBowel obstruction in the setting of peritoneal metastases is a complex clinical situation. Evidence for operative intervention in this setting remains unclear. This study aimed to compare outcomes between patients with bowel obstr...
Katherine A Carney,Rachel M Wiste,Susanne M Cutshall et al. Katherine A Carney et al.
PurposeThere is emerging evidence that music therapy (MT) is an effective tool within palliative care to manage patients' complex needs. This performance improvement project aimed to assess palliative care staff members' attitudes toward th...
Brooke E Schroeder,Raquel Garcia,Julien Cobert et al. Brooke E Schroeder et al.
ObjectiveTraumatic stress among families of critically ill patients is common and associated with interpersonal conflict between families and intensive care unit (ICU) clinicians. This qualitative study aimed to characterize clinician docum...