… a change in paradigm about palliative care. They moved from a focus on helping patients
to die better, to a new role helping patients to define the conditions for a better end-of-life. …

… palliative care service coverage for patients who died of cancer and endstage renal failure,
service gaps for palliative care … The paradigm shift in medicine generated by palliative care …

… Demonstration of earlier palliative care involvement over time by way of length of time
between the date first seen at St. Jude and date of initial Quality of Life Service (QoLS) …

… The past 10 years have seen a surge in EM–palliative care training and education, quality
… paradigm within EM for the seriously ill has begun to shift to incorporate more palliative care …

… suffering in palliative care needs a combination of good symptom control and psychosocial
care. … However, it begs only for us to initiate this paradigm shift to change the way in which we …

… In addition, we shift the paradigm of the palliative care model that involves suppressing
symptoms of illness with drugs to addressing the functional cause of the symptoms and the …

… Historically, palliative care nursing has been informed by a strong philosophy of care which
is soundly articulated in palliative care policy, research and practice. Indeed, palliative care …

… The aim of this paper is to stimulate a discussion on how to promote a paradigm shift towards
the deployment of a public health approach to delivering PC for persons with NCCD that …

… is to present palliative care as a reasonable option to support the intensive care unit team in
… There is a paradigm shift as the focus is on relief of the sick person's suffering instead of on …

… Paradigm shifts can be toughdbut worth it. It is important to keep ourselves open to
changes in our practice, and to be as nimble as possible in doing so. By adopting and looking …