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期刊名:Palliative care and social practice

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ISSN:2632-3524

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Ingrid van Zuilekom,Jojanneke Thiesen-van Staveren,Marijke Dericks-Issing et al. Ingrid van Zuilekom et al.
Background: Every healthcare professional (HCP) in the Netherlands is expected to provide palliative care based on their initial education. This requires national consensus and clarity on the quality and goals of palliati...
Anne-Lore Scherrens,An Jacobs,Kim Beernaert et al. Anne-Lore Scherrens et al.
Cancer is one of the leading causes of mortality, with new cases expected to rise. Medical advances increase cure rates and prolong patient lives, but survivorship involves high symptom burden, loss of function and emotional distress. Impro...
Ron Sabar,Inbal Halevi Hochwald,Moran Weiss et al. Ron Sabar et al.
Background: Home-based palliative care is a growing trend, necessitating a deeper understanding of the unique challenges faced by professional staff members in this setting. The shift to home-based care has been driven by...
Diane Wintz,Kelly Wright,Kathryn B Schaffer Diane Wintz
Background: Social media influencers have revolutionized information, gaining viewers, retention, and interest with short videos. Medical teams could potentially benefit from this medium for educating patients. Defining s...
Susanna Böling,Hanna Gyllensten,My Engström et al. Susanna Böling et al.
Background: Knowledge of access to palliative care services, such as palliative care consultation teams, is crucial to identify areas of improvement for policy and practice. Research on general populations spanning all di...
Kristina A Smith,Kelli Stajduhar Kristina A Smith
Evidence suggests that people experiencing inequities and who are highly marginalized (e.g., people impacted by racism, sexism, discrimination, stigma, mental illness, substance use issues, disability, and the effects of homelessness; also ...
Emmanuel Bagaragaza,Benoite Umubyeyi,Danièle Leboul Emmanuel Bagaragaza
Background: One of the fundamental pillars of integrating a palliative approach in nursing home care is increasing professional competencies and institutional capacity. However, conventional training designs have been pro...
Tom Lormans,Everlien de Graaf,Carlo Leget et al. Tom Lormans et al.
Background: The Utrecht Symptom Diary-4 Dimensional (USD-4D), an adaptation of the Edmonton Symptom Assessment System, supports healthcare providers (HCPs) in identifying, monitoring, and exploring multidimensional sympto...
Todd D Becker,Cindy L Cain,John G Cagle et al. Todd D Becker et al.
Background: Although medical aid in dying (MAID) legalization continues to expand across the United States, limited research has elucidated attitudes toward its clinical provision, especially in terms of clinician presenc...
Axel Ågren,Bodil Holmberg Axel Ågren
Background: Palliative care is expected to acknowledge physical, psychological, emotional, spiritual, and social needs, to which social workers can contribute with expertise on recognizing the importance of social relatio...