… In phase one, students received provider orders to stop parenteral fluid and nutrition infusions
for … validity threats of history, testing, instrumentation, statistical regression, and diffusion of …

… care were: open-ended, patient-led visits versus structured, physician-led visits; a personalised
versus traditional medical relationship; … palliative care, initiate the therapeutic relationship …

… Patients’ preferences must be explored to co‐create palliative care in accordance with … in
palliative care. Patients, families and nurses will have the potential to co‐create palliative care …

… because it suggests that patients will stop being treated or be … to stop trying, shut the door
on them, and wait for the end (P6… even strengthen the therapeutic alliance between patients …

… attention to the respondent’s state when closing the discussion. In-depth conversations were
… Structured questions could help start end-of-life discussions and put implicit preferences …

… We start by establishing an historical and definitional context, showing how public health …
It began from a perspective that for much of life (including its ending), most people have little …

… This article describes the analysis of the open-ended responses to the qualitative questions.
… at the EOL, with appreciation of the therapeutic relationships that had developed (2.82%). …

… general approach) and when (end of life or early integration) PC is implemented within the
… at the end of life represent an important group requiring health care. The final wording of the …

… to promote quality end-of-life care in nursing home (NHs) by … the need to start EOL
conversations very early in a NH … -making authority, thus handing over the final decision to HCPs …