… communication are important because poor communication … of abandonment near EOL,
10,11,13 and communication is … communication and strong relationships with their cancer …

… This study was part of a nationwide survey of the family members of patients with cancer
to evaluate the quality of end-of-life care of certified palliative care units (PCUs)/inpatient …

… cancer and non-cancer cohort analyses. Next we adjusted for provider communication in
each set of models to evaluate the mediating effect of patient-provider communication on EOL …

… timely end-of-life (EOL) care communication. These factors include delays … communication
until patients are seriously ill and/or close to death. Gaps in patient–provider communication …

… experience, end-of-life care discussions with patients who have hematologic cancers typically
… by asking, “For patients with life-threatening hematologic cancers, when do you typically …

… improve end‐of‐life (EOL) communication … cancer. All oncologists who treat said patients
are encouraged to participate in effective education programs concerning EOL communication …

… recorded conversations between terminal cancer patients, their caregivers, and oncologists.
… ECT statements and their movement towards discussing treatment options means that …

… cornerstones of communication across the illness … communication related to goals of care,
quality of life, comfort and limitation of interventions in the setting of advancing pediatric cancer…

… It included open-ended questions about end-of-life communication with patients and family
… -making on treatment limitation by patients with advanced cancer near the end of life; …

… evidence about the characteristics of communication about prognosis and end-of-life
care between healthcare professionals and relatives of patients approaching the end-of-life: …