… , it is important to determine whether palliative treatment strategies should be adjusted according
to the age of … The increase of depressed mood with age we found is in contrast with the …

… palliative care quality in these settings. This study tests whether racial and/or agebased
differences in end-of-life care … of palliative care in two domains of care—advance care planning …

… palliative care with hospice or assume that palliative care services cannot be provided
concomitantly with active treatment [… Palliative care (or supportive care) is appropriate at any age …

… Therefore, a study aimed at understanding the impact of patient age on oncologists’ end-of-life
treatment decisions is warranted. In related literature on treatment decision making, …

… AYAs and older adults receiving curative intent treatment or supportive palliative care for
cancer were recruited from eight research centres across Europe. Participants used a rating …

… Palliative care (PC) education has become a priority in many European countries where
PC is quickly developing. There remains, however, a lack of information on acceptability and …

… To evaluate whether patient age was associated with different family assessments of end-of-life
care, we completed unadjusted and adjusted analyses. For the unadjusted analyses, we …

… even palliative treatment such as radiotherapy.4, 8, 9 … age should not influence decisions
to withhold palliative radiotherapy. Therefore, elderly patients should be referred for palliative …

… younger age groups while those for the palliative care scenario showed no age preference.
… When directly rating the importance of age in allocating treatment resources, people placed …

… Patients in our weighted sample had a mean age of 64 years and a mean of 3.5 comorbidities
(Table 1). A majority (61%) of patients had a primary diagnosis of something other than …