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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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Ofelia Leiva,Philip S Garrity,Carolina Jaña et al. Ofelia Leiva et al.
ObjectivesSerious-illness communication training is well established in North America and Europe but few culturally adapted programmes have been formally evaluated in Latin America. We evaluated behavioural change and perceived shifts in pr...
Bin Ting Ang,Min Ai Lim,Ying Xi Ngu et al. Bin Ting Ang et al.
BackgroundSuffering in advanced illness is multidimensional and often includes existential and spiritual distress. Brief interventions that can be tolerated at the bedside may be useful in palliative care, but ultra-brief gratitude-focused ...
Kunihiko Watanabe,Kumi Tochimura,Hiromi Fujita et al. Kunihiko Watanabe et al.
BackgroundAccurate prognostication during the actively dying phase remains a major challenge in palliative care, particularly in home hospice settings where bedside assessment plays a central role. Neurological deterioration preceding death...
Ubolrat Piamjariyakul,Stephanie Young,Sijin Wen et al. Ubolrat Piamjariyakul et al.
IntroductionHeart failure (HF) is associated with substantial functional impairment and a significant global burden, particularly in rural settings. Health status is a key patient-reported outcome, and palliative care provides supportive ca...
Robyn M Axel-Adams,Emily Fox Ludden,James E Slaven et al. Robyn M Axel-Adams et al.
BackgroundResearch has shown that people who consider themselves religious have a lower advance directive (AD) completion rate. However, advance care planning (ACP) includes a broader range of activities that are important in determining me...
Gary G Creech,Rebecca L Bieck,Betsy X Bolint et al. Gary G Creech et al.
IntroductionHospital readmissions in the US place a considerable burden on patients and their caregivers. Our study will investigate whether spiritual intervention during a patient's hospital stay contributes to lower rates of readmissions ...
Shaomin Wu,Zhuangli Zhu,Chun Li et al. Shaomin Wu et al.
ObjectiveThis systematic review synthesizes randomized controlled trial evidence on the effectiveness of nurse-led ACP interventions for patients with advanced cancer.MethodsWe searched PubMed, Embase, CINAHL, Web of Science, and the Cochra...
Patricia S Bramati,Haneen Abdelkhaleq,Glorymar Lopez Garayua et al. Patricia S Bramati et al.
BackgroundPatients are increasingly using cannabis products to manage a wide range of symptoms; however, few studies have examined the symptom burden of patients with cancer receiving palliative care who self-report using cannabis products....
Bruna Santos,Carla Ribeiro,Teresa Tavares Bruna Santos
IntroductionDyspnea is a prevalent, debilitating, and distressing symptom in palliative care. This systematic review evaluated the efficacy of oxygen therapy and oxygen delivery modalities compared with room air, medical air (FiO2 21%), pha...
Ian Duncan,Xiyue Liao,Terri Maxwell Ian Duncan
Hospice has become an important component of End-of-life care in the United States. The use of hospice, however, remains subject to many forces, including the patient, providers, families and cultural beliefs. One consequence of these force...