… In consultation with palliative care experts, we developed the following definition of effective
communication in palliative care: Effective communication in palliative care is a dialogical …

… -life care is everyone’s responsibility” has appeared in national and regional palliative care
… an independent review of consumer perspectives of palliative care service models. The …

… palliative care, 18 and policies or funding availability. Although the need for and barriers to
accessing palliative care … of research from a Canadian perspective. The demand exceeds …

… qualitative study of palliative care programs, qualitative and quantitative perspectives of
potential patients and caregivers, and qualitative perspectives of palliative care providers. An …

… the effectiveness of a palliative care training program in an acute care hospital in the
Southeastern US. Levels of perceived competence and palliative care knowledge were compared …

… palliative care and refers difficult patients to specialists “Anyone that I think might benefit I
refer to the palliative care … I would necessarily try refer to palliative care. Part of it's resource …

… A palliative approach … palliative care supports the initial palliative plan through a specialist
individual or a team to provide advice and interventions; and the end-of-life (terminal) care …

… people aged 85 and older will require palliative care [2]. Over the … palliative care services
by establishing palliative care units and piloting various inpatient and community palliative care …

… barriers to palliative care and end of life care planning from the perspective of medical …
-level barriers to palliative care referral [eg, shortage of palliative care medicine specialists (…

… to palliative care … palliative care approaches (ie, primary palliative care skills performed
by the surgical team), as well as refer to palliative care services (ie, specialty palliative care …