… the child’s needs above their own” emerged in all surveyed … -language summary, discusses
quality of life, elicits the family’s … palliative and end-of-life care for children and their families. …

… conducted in home, hospice, and intensive care unit (ICU) … to how we work with the patients
and their families” (HCP24). … on the walls, bring your own furniture … family photos” (CG355). …

… the quality of palliative care (PC) in the intensive care unit (… even more essential than felicitous
words alone. Specifically, … for the delivery of high-quality patient- and family-centered PC …

… of high-quality palliative care in the ICU, focused on timeliness, goal-concordant decision-making,
and family-centred care. … In their own words: patients and families define high-quality …

… Discover a faster, simpler path to publishing in a high-quality … unit would be more intimate,
patient-centered and intensive, … had heard about it on TV or from their friends and family, had …

… on their own part was vital in ensuring they received the care … cancer and their families are
a key target group for palliative care. … Moreover, having intensive contact with the patient is …

… intense EOLC and underutilize hospice. However, characteristics of … the preferences of
children with cancer and their families. … facility, and you can also receive hospice care at your own …

… item mean score of the quality of palliative end-of-life care … Patients and families should
receive palliative care throughout … = 1·10) and for ‘foreign language difficulties’ (intensity: M = 3·48…

… communication and the influence of language and culture on … and deliver primary palliative
care to patients and families in the … to promote routine, high-quality palliative care in the ICU. …

… Due to language restriction of the review team, this review … when the patient was able to
make his or her own end-of-life … high-quality EOLC because the nurses were able to adapt …