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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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Kento Masukawa,Yukina Sato,Uta Kondo et al. Kento Masukawa et al.
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Palliative care in most Muslim-majority settings, including the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries, is underdeveloped despite growing demand. Although Islamic doctrine has a strong bearing on attitudes towards sickness, suffering, and...
Yang Zhao,Jun Zhang,Wah Yun Low Yang Zhao
BackgroundPediatric palliative care in Mainland China is still developing. Biological, psychological, and social factors may change during the course of illness and after the child's death.ObjectivesThis study examines pediatric end-of-life...
Muhanad Alzahrani,Abdullah Alabbasi,Muhannad Q Alqirnas et al. Muhanad Alzahrani et al.
BackgroundClinically assisted hydration in advanced cancer remains controversial, with uncertainty regarding potential benefits and harms near the end of life. Hypodermoclysis offers a less invasive alternative to intravenous hydration, yet...
Andrew Lynch,Andrea Altschuler,Joseph P Cosgrove et al. Andrew Lynch et al.
IntroductionLate hospice referral rates are on the rise and are associated with negative outcomes at the end of life (EoL). Rates of late hospice referral vary drastically from oncologist to oncologist, and behavioral and psychological fact...
Yuka Sakai,Misako Kitae,Kento Masukawa et al. Yuka Sakai et al.
BackgroundBereavement care in hospice and palliative care settings commonly includes sending letters or cards to bereaved family members and holding memorial services; however, this practice varies widely across facilities and has not been ...
Alicja Płóciniczak,Michał Chojnicki,Wiktor Karasiewicz et al. Alicja Płóciniczak et al.
BackgroundCompanion animals are common in home hospice and widely viewed as beneficial for patients, yet their presence may affect procedural safety and clinicians' bedside decisions.ObjectivesTo determine whether hospice staff's recognitio...
Junyi Lin,Shih-Yin Lin,Daniel David et al. Junyi Lin et al.
ObjectivesThe COVID-19 pandemic complicated hospice and palliative care (HPC) experiences of patients and family caregivers. We sought to understand HPC professionals' perceptions of patients' and family caregivers' HPC experiences during t...
Emmanuelle Bélanger,Sai Pranav Kota,Rebecca E MacDonell-Yilmaz et al. Emmanuelle Bélanger et al.
BackgroundThe goal of palliative care (PC) is to reduce suffering and improve quality of life for patients with life-limiting illnesses and their families. Prior studies consistently demonstrate high symptom burden among PC patients; howeve...
Denise D Quigley,Anagha Tolpadi,Danielle Schlang et al. Denise D Quigley et al.
IntroductionResponses to open-ended questions on experience surveys provide rich information and are useful for quality improvement (QI). We examine the usefulness of the Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems (CAHPS) Hospi...