… Discipline of palliative care is still evolving in developed parts of the world while it remains
… We aimed at evaluating the level of palliative care knowledge and opinions among young …

… interpret palliative care differed as well as when palliative care … caregiving and preparation
in palliative care. The challenge is … promote understanding and collaborate across varied care …

… Most hospital palliative and end-of-life care is provided by patients’ normal … than palliative
care specialists,3 where junior doctors mainly work and are at the front line of end-of-life care …

… doctors reported in recognising patients with palliative care … , and the difficulties doctors
reported in communicating bad … palliative care due to the culture and organisation of care in …

… agreed that the definition helped them better understand what palliative care is, while only
1.4% (… if referred to palliative care, and to agree referral would mean the ‘doctor is giving up’. …

… nurses surveyed reported inadequate understanding of palliative care’s role [5]. These gaps
in understanding and misconceptions on the role of palliative care interventions have been …

… differences in perceptions of various aspects of palliative care between doctors and nurses
working in ICUs, and determine factors that contributed to perceived quality palliative care. …

… Poor oral care among frail older people at the end of life … palliative care services. Therefore,
this study aimed to investigate oral palliative care practices and referral patterns for palliative …

… doctors desire clear prognostic communication, it presents many challenges in oncologic
and palliative care … a result of deficiencies in doctor communication and understandable—and …

… The students in this study are nearly junior doctors who will soon have to care for palliative
patients. Although they think that palliative care is important, in their opinion the curriculum …