While effective general practitioner (GP)–patient communication is required for the provision
of good palliative care, barriers and facilitators for this communication are largely unknown …

Objective: Treatment for oral tongue cancer poses unique challenges to restoring and
maintaining personally acceptable, intelligible speech. Methods: We report how oral tongue …

Objective: The general population has been involved in considerable debate about
communication and awareness within the context of death and dying. However, there has …

Materials and Methods: Walker and Avant method of concept analysis was used. Review
and synthesis of literature supported the analysis process. Forty-seven articles were …

Objective To explore generalist palliative care providers' experiences of emotional labour
when undertaking conversations around palliative and end-of-life care with patients and …

Background Descriptions of community‐based speech–language therapy (SLT) dysphagia
practices and services are underrepresented in the research literature, despite the …

Background: Considerations of the negotiated therapeutic relationship in speech and
language therapy are somewhat scarce, with specific therapeutic factors generally framed …

Nurses have unique clinical responsibilities and opportunities with patients that require
strong communication skills. However, many nurses lack effective communication skills and …

This study aims to discuss Speech-language pathology (SLP) therapy intervention in
dysphagia with a focus on palliative care and quality of life. It is a case study conducted with …

Background The end of life represents a therapeutic context that acutely raises cultural and
linguistic specificities, yet there is very little evidence illustrating the importance of such …