… end-of-life care to children in a pediatric acute-care hospital setting. Findings demonstrated
… The acute-care setting was found to create unique challenges in providing end-of-life care. …

… Moreover, several important factors may play a role in explaining our finding of more
aggressive end-of-life care among organ failure and frailty patients. These factors include lack of …

… barriers to talking about EOL in an acute care hospital setting, and future strategies must …
The study took place in an acute hospital in Denmark with 338 beds, where 1,298 deaths …

… Hospitals are the standard of care for acute illness in the United States, but inpatient care is
… Timely access to inpatient care is often poor: Hospital wards are typically at capacity, and …

… stress of nurses in long term care hospitals. Methods: For this study, 140 nurses were … 6-month
end of life care experience and were working at long term care hospitals located in A city …

… unless the patient died in the hospital because our goal was to focus on patients for whom
hospice indicated an acute transition to end-of-life care. We also excluded patients who were …

… the care pathway of patients hospitalized for acute heart failure (AHF) and investigate whether
a management involving a cardiology department had an impact on in-hospital mortality. …

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… As multimorbidity increases with age [8], end-of-life care for older people demands
specific attention to the complexity of multiple symptoms and needs. Problems such as pain, …

… hospitals does not reflect the absolute number of deaths (as somewhat fewer acute hospital
… of practical reasons, especially in acute hospitals where every attendance meant having to …