… the benefits of early end-of-life care discussions with patients … by clinicians in relation to
end-of-life care discussions, including … , 68 and ratings of therapeutic alliance 65 and satisfaction. …

… and discussed end-of-life issues in final visits. This study highlighted some of the key
differences in PC practice between inpatient and outpatient settings. Specifically, in the ambulatory …

… before therapeutic relationships are discussed. Finally, practical guidance on communication
challenges that test palliative care … Ending the therapeutic relationship in palliative care. …

… mentia are starting to have a positive influence on our understanding • Acknowledges
there is usually a reason for a behaviour, and views behaviours that challenge others as an …

… group leaders and presents nationally and internationally on the therapeutic relationship. …
In the end, to paraphrase TS Eliot, we return to the beginning—to ourselves, to our open hearts…

… The implementation of training in self-care strategies for beginner palliative care
professionals might prevent the onset of burnout syndrome and/or compassion fatigue. …

… has appeared on suffering at the end of life. In this literature it is … is the main aim of palliative
care, in pursuing that aim we … the best possible palliative care, for example in a hospice, it is …

… areas of end-of-life care in advanced lung cancer begin with first recognizing ‘when a patient
is approaching the end of life’… Hence, stopping a life-sustaining therapy is no different to not …

… early palliative care, in addition to standard cancer care, revealed lower symptom intensity
in the early palliative care … with early intervention carried out in an ambulatory palliative care …

… us to begin, Gloria… Ending treatment is particularly important to discuss for patients for whom
a clinician team is changing or for patients transitioning to hospice care (if the palliative care …