Effects of intervention by trained care managers on advance care planning engagement among long-term care service users in Japan: a pre- and post-pilot comparative study across multiple institutions [0.03%]
日本长期护理服务使用者预试验和后试验的多机构综合分析：培训管理员干预对长期护理服务使用者临终关怀计划参与度的影响
Shozo Okochi,Kyoko Oshiro,Noriyasu Takeuchi et al.
Shozo Okochi et al.
Background: A majority of Japanese care managers lack medical qualifications, feel uncomfortable discussing future medical choices and believe that it is not their responsibility. ...
How to support caregivers in general practice: development of the Caregiver Care Model [0.03%]
基层实践中的看护人支持：Caregiver Care Model的建立与发展
Anna Mygind,Sara Marie Hebsgaard Offersen,Mai-Britt Guldin et al.
Anna Mygind et al.
Background: Caring for a family member can be demanding, particularly when caregivers experience profound distress. Supportive interventions may help prevent mental and physical illness in the caregiver. General practice ...
Re-living trauma near death: an integrative review using Grounded Theory narrative analysis [0.03%]
濒死时重温创伤:一种基于扎根理论的叙述分析综合回顾
Nikki Johnston,Michael Chapman,Jo Gibson et al.
Nikki Johnston et al.
Background: Symptoms of emotional and physical stress near death may be related to previous experiences of trauma. Objective: To invest...
Parents' and healthcare professionals' experiences with the content of an individual care plan for pediatric palliative care: a mixed-method study [0.03%]
一项关于儿科姑息治疗个体化护理计划内容的家长和医疗保健专业人员体验的混合方法研究：定性和定量结果
Chantal Y Joren,Marijke C Kars,Leontien C M Kremer et al.
Chantal Y Joren et al.
Background: The Individual Care Plan (ICP) for pediatric palliative care translates the general guideline recommendations into a personalized plan for the child. Various documents exist in pediatrics globally, aimed at fa...
Progressing the Death Literacy Index: the development of a revised version (DLI-R) and a short format (DLI-9) [0.03%]
推进死亡素养指数：修订版(DLI-R)和精简版(DLI-9)的发展
Kerrie Noonan,Andrea Grindrod,Sumina Shrestha et al.
Kerrie Noonan et al.
Background: Since the development of the Death Literacy Index (DLI) in 2019 in Australia, subsequent internationally validated versions have prompted rewording and refinement of the original survey questions. Use of the D...
Understanding the needs for support and coping strategies in grief following the loss of a significant other: insights from a cross-sectional survey in Sweden [0.03%]
一项针对瑞典的横断面调查所得：在失去重要他人后了解悲伤所需的支撑和应对策略的见解
Inger Benkel,Johanna Skoglund,Daniel Enstedt et al.
Inger Benkel et al.
Background: Grief has previously been described in pathological terms, characterized by several stages. In the past three decades, new perspectives on grief as a reaction to the loss of a significant other have emerged. I...
Community engagement in a seaside town: evaluation of Good Grief Weston festival [0.03%]
海滨小镇社区参与：“好 grief weston 节”评估报告
James Robb,Olly Clabburn,Alison Bamford et al.
James Robb et al.
Background: Festivals play an important role in improving death and grief literacy, enabling members of the public to engage with these often-sensitive topics. Good Grief Weston festival was co-designed and delivered with...
Behaviours and psychological symptoms of childhood dementia: two cases of psychosocial interventions [0.03%]
儿童痴呆的行为和心理症状：两种社会心理干预的病例分析
Mustafa Atee,Ineka Whiteman,Rebecca Lloyd et al.
Mustafa Atee et al.
Childhood dementias are a group of rare, fatal neurodegenerative disorders, characterised by global cognitive decline, loss of previously acquired developmental skills and behaviours and psychological symptoms of dementia (BPSD). Batten dis...
Mapping the ripple effects of a compassionate university for serious illness, death, and bereavement [0.03%]
绘制一所富有同情心的大学在严重疾病、死亡和哀悼中的影响地图
Hanne Bakelants,Sarah Dury,Kenneth Chambaere et al.
Hanne Bakelants et al.
Background: Compassionate communities have been put forward as a promising model for community-based support for people facing serious illness, caregiving, dying, and loss. In particular, educational institutions are incr...
'I think both of us drew strength from it': qualitative reflections from next of kin following the death and post-mortem brain donation of a loved one with brain cancer [0.03%]
“我认为这使我们俩都获得了力量”的反思：亲人患脑癌去世后捐献大脑的亲人的定性反思
Cassandra P Griffin,Melissa A Carlson,Marjorie M Walker et al.
Cassandra P Griffin et al.
Background: Glioblastoma, a high-grade primary brain cancer, has a median survival of approximately 14 months. Post-mortem brain donation provides insight to pathogenesis along with spatial and temporal heterogeneity. Pos...