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期刊名:Journal of palliative care

缩写:J PALLIAT CARE

ISSN:0825-8597

e-ISSN:2369-5293

IF/分区:1.6/Q3

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Damien Bruyat,Matthieu Frasca,Karine Baumstarck et al. Damien Bruyat et al.
ObjectivesTo assess the feasibility and tolerability of continuous low-dose intravenous lidocaine infusion in patients with opioid-refractory cancer pain receiving palliative care, and to explore its potential impact on pain outcomes in rea...
Yu Qing Elysia Ong,Poh Heng Chong,Xu Yi Ling et al. Yu Qing Elysia Ong et al.
ObjectiveIn Singapore, where home is often the preferred place of death, compassionate discharge enables acutely deteriorating patients in hospital to die in their location of choice. Anticipatory prescribing ensures medication access at ho...
Maricar R Sabeniano,Katherine C Gaw,Martha Jane Pauline S Umali Maricar R Sabeniano
BackgroundEquitable access to palliative care remains a significant challenge in low- and middle-income countries with fragmented health systems. In the Philippines, comprehensive national data regarding the distribution of hospice and pall...
Caroline Hertler,Maximilian Gerner,Bigna Hut et al. Caroline Hertler et al.
ObjectivesPalliative care aims to improve the quality of life of people with life-threatening diseases. While this offer should address anyone in need regardless of their background, sex, and gender differences need to be considered to acco...
Komal Aryal,James Downar,Aaron Jones et al. Komal Aryal et al.
Objective: The setting in which death occurs significantly shapes the quality of end-of-life experiences. We aimed to understand how dying in different settings (home, hospital, or hospice or palliative care units [PCU]) influences the qual...
Carlos Antonio Godoy Junior,Lucia Peñarrubia-San-Florencio,Silvia Ricart et al. Carlos Antonio Godoy Junior et al.
BackgroundAsynchronous telemedicine may support home-based pediatric palliative care (PPC) by improving access to professional guidance and reducing caregiver uncertainty. Artificial intelligence (AI) may further enhance such services by su...
Saila Haapasalmi,Reetta P Piili,Riina Metsänoja et al. Saila Haapasalmi et al.
ObjectiveThe benefits of palliative care (PC) education are recognized, but the effects of physicians' attitudes, values and growing experience on end-of-life (EOL) decision-making remain unclear. This study aimed to evaluate whether gradua...
Yan Shan,Suqin Wang,Jing Zhang et al. Yan Shan et al.
ObjectiveTo investigate the impact of a multimodal end-of-life care (MEC) model in geriatric medicine on the mental health of super elderly patients and their families.MethodsA retrospective cohort study was conducted, including 68 super el...
Yukiko Tatsumi,Harue Arao,Kento Masukawa et al. Yukiko Tatsumi et al.
ObjectiveThis study aimed to identify who initiated end-of-life discussions (EOLD) and to examine how the timing and initiator of these discussions are associated with bereaved family members' understanding and fulfilling of patients' medic...
Katherine Hunt,David Wright,Rawnaq Almahadeen et al. Katherine Hunt et al.
ObjectiveThe prevalence of children needing palliative or end-of-life care is increasing. However, no comprehensive tool exists to assess the experiences of such care. We describe the development and testing of VOICES-Children (VOICES-C): t...