… A palliative care consultant assisted in the layout and wording of this document. The … The
palliative care team provides input on end-of-life care, while social services and discharge …

… care on pain and symptoms among cancer patients living at home. The aim of this study was
to evaluate the impact of home palliative care … velopment of palliative care services. Several …

… Palliative surgery in ALS patients with dysphagia should be considered only in certain cases,
and then with caution, since surgical trauma may contribute to neuronal death and a more …

… the initial step following referral to specialist palliative services. It is clear the generic quality
… Aspiration pneumonia and infections are common in patients with dysphagia and should be …

… is often heard by palliative care staff. If speech is also impaired, it will be more difficult for
the patient to communicate and to interact. By anticipating and recognizing symptoms, nurses …

… who had either been referred to palliative care services or had been identified as being …
Another common concern was around dysphagia and the perception of dysphagia. This can …

… an important role for inclusion of palliative care in cancer services. In 2004, deaths from cancer
… It is noteworthy that patients’ pain control, dyspnea, and dysphagia underwent significant …

… in tracheostomy care and 55 (34.6%) were a part of palliative care. The responses obtained
in Part C revealed SLPs’ perception of their necessity and involvement in dysphagia care …

… palliative care. They also suggested that swallowing problems are a predictive factor concerning
quality of life in palliative care … of swallowing problems in palliative care. Langmore et al. …

… with the concept of palliative care between different groups of … geriatric services for RCHEs,
and future improvement in care … Misconceptions regarding dysphagia during feeding existed …