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ISSN:2632-3524

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Background: Research has revealed a dramatic rise in the adoption of telehealth by healthcare professionals (HCPs). Limited evidence exists focusing solely on HCPs' adoption and use of telehealth in palliative care and la...
Sydney Campbell,Lauren Delaney,Nika Rovensky et al. Sydney Campbell et al.
Public policy in Canada develops through deliberative democracy and, increasingly, public engagement. Children and youth ('young people') remain largely excluded from these processes however; this exclusion is especially evident in health a...
Lindonne Telesford,Karl Theodore,Christine Edan et al. Lindonne Telesford et al.
Each year, millions of people around the world experience serious health-related suffering from life-threatening and life-limiting illnesses and require palliative care. Palliative care is a human right to adequate and timely interventions ...
Libby Sallnow,Hanum Atikasari,Aileen Collier et al. Libby Sallnow et al.
The concept of a 'good death' has long been a subject of philosophical, clinical, and cultural debate. Despite its universal relevance and importance, no consensus exists among scholars or practitioners regarding its definition. This critic...
Gro Trae,Anette Winger,Marianne Nordstrøm Gro Trae
Background: Parents of children receiving palliative care often experience significant caregiving responsibilities and unmet support needs, emphasising the importance of systematic assessments and tailored interventions. ...
Anat Romem,Rachel Bardach Anat Romem
Existential suffering is widely acknowledged in palliative care, but it remains inconsistently recognized and unevenly addressed in long-term care. This critical essay argues that the gap is not caused by clinician indifference, but by a pe...
Nithya Sivakumar,Stephanie Kukora,Cherie Ginwalla et al. Nithya Sivakumar et al.
Background: Healthcare providers help families navigate end-of-life care decisions in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) and pediatric intensive care unit (PICU); however, limited studies exist regarding what values ...
Niamh Higgins,Whitney Tran,Rachel Lau et al. Niamh Higgins et al.
Background: Professionals engaged in HIV research at the end-of-life face ongoing emotional demands, yet there is limited evidence on whether brief compassion-based interventions can support resilience and team functionin...
Iñigo Suberbiola,Ana Casado,Idoia de la Caba et al. Iñigo Suberbiola et al.
Background: The subcutaneous (SC) route is used routinely in patients with advanced diseases requiring palliative care. Pre-prepared individual doses of medication stored in syringes may facilitate home administration for...
Ceilidh Eaton Russell,Liana Bailey,Ashwini Pugazhendhi et al. Ceilidh Eaton Russell et al.
Grieving children may wonder about questions of illness, dying, and death as they navigate the death of, or grief for, someone who matters to them. Parents and caregivers, as well as health and psychosocial clinicians frequently report feel...