Prevalence and determinants of depression and anxiety among patients enrolled in palliative care: The Case of a palliative care program in Neno District, Malawi [0.03%]
马拉维嫩多区姑息关怀项目患者抑郁和焦虑的流行率及影响因素：案例研究
Atupere S Phiri,Kondwani Mpinga,Moses Banda Aron et al.
Atupere S Phiri et al.
Introduction: Mental health conditions, particularly depression and anxiety, are common among individuals with life-limiting illnesses and significantly affect their quality of life. However, little is known about their b...
Using group concept mapping to conceptualize "good public awareness of palliative care" [0.03%]
运用群体概念映射法构建“良好的姑息治疗公共意识”模型
Mary-Ann Shantz,Abisola Omoniyi,Lynn Dare et al.
Mary-Ann Shantz et al.
Background: Raising public awareness of palliative care has been identified as a priority within research literature on public health approaches to palliative care and within policy documents from many countries, includin...
Paid homecare worker support for people living with motor neurone disease: A secondary analysis of people living with motor neurone disease and family member perspectives [0.03%]
肌萎缩侧索硬化患者的居家护理人员支持：基于患者及家庭成员视角的二次分析研究
Eleanor Wilson,Nicola Turner,Geraldine Macdonald et al.
Eleanor Wilson et al.
Background: People living with motor neurone disease (MND) increasingly receive complex, life-sustaining interventions at home, including ventilation, tube feeding, and cough assist support. These demands place substantia...
Death literacy as relational capability: Pathways from social capital to emotional support [0.03%]
死亡素养作为一种关系能力：从社会资本到情感支持的途径
Sora Lee,Kerrie Noonan,Andrea Grindrod et al.
Sora Lee et al.
Background: Death literacy not only refers to the knowledge and skills of individuals; there is emerging evidence that death literacy is relational and is deepened via social networks and within communities. Exploring the...
Lived experiences of well-intended but hurtful cancer communication: Insights for death literacy [0.03%]
善意的癌症沟通带来的不良后果：关于死亡素养的见解
Nele Van den Cruyce,Koen Hermans
Nele Van den Cruyce
Background: Living with cancer can position individuals in a liminal space marked by uncertainty, proximity to death, and experiences of grief. In everyday interactions, attempts at comfort may become hurtful when they co...
Communicating cancer diagnoses with children in Japan: A qualitative study of healthcare professionals' beliefs and approaches in pediatric oncology [0.03%]
日本儿科肿瘤学医疗专业人员的信念和方法：与儿童沟通癌症诊断的定性研究
Noyuri Yamaji,Nobuyuki Yotani,Mari Ikeda et al.
Noyuri Yamaji et al.
Background: Most children with cancer want clear and honest information about their illness, and effective communication can support coping and reduce distress for children and families. However, in Japan, healthcare prof...
"It's a club nobody wanted to join, but we're there": Focus groups on end-of-life care experiences and long-term outcomes of bereaved neuro-oncology caregivers [0.03%]
“没人想要加入却成了会员”:神经肿瘤学丧亲家属对终末期护理体验及长期影响的焦点小组访谈
Shaista Meer,Rosanna Miller,Peter Buckle et al.
Shaista Meer et al.
Background: The disease burden of malignant brain tumours poses significant challenges to both patients and their family caregivers. Even years post-bereavement, neuro-oncology caregivers can suffer serious and long-lasti...
Talking about the hypothetical future: Serious illness communication for residents living with dementia in long-term care homes - An integrative review [0.03%]
谈假设的未来：长期护理机构中痴呆症居民的严重病情沟通——整合回顾
Elizabeth Wojtowicz,Marie-Lee Yous,Pamela Baxter et al.
Elizabeth Wojtowicz et al.
Background: In long-term care (LTC) homes, residents living with dementia frequently experience serious illness communication that is crisis-initiated and oriented to institutional documentation (e.g., transfer and resusc...
Research priority setting for unpaid carers of older adults, patients with palliative care needs and at the end of life in Australia [0.03%]
澳大利亚老年人、需要姑息治疗的患者以及临终患者的无偿护理人员的研究优先事项设定
Sara Javanparast,Philip Martin,Annie Dullow et al.
Sara Javanparast et al.
Background: Carers are individuals who provide unpaid care to family members and friends with disabilities, medical conditions, mental illness, or who are frail and aged. The contribution of carers to the Australian healt...
Youth awareness on death and dying in school settings: A scoping review on knowledge and practices [0.03%]
学校环境中的青年死亡意识与认识：关于知识和实践的综述性研究
Emilie Allard,Clémence Coupat,Dimitri Létourneau et al.
Emilie Allard et al.
Background: School is a key setting for a child's cognitive, social, and civic development and may therefore offer a promising space to open dialogue about death and dying. Yet awareness-raising practices on death and dyi...