… palliative care to be provided mainly by family physicians … palliative care physicians
regarding early palliative care in … of physicians providing primary and specialised palliative care; …

… ) or of the College of Family Physicians of Canada (CFPC, for family physicians), reported
that they practiced palliative care, and agreed to be approached for participation in future …

… The family meeting is considered the best practice for achieving patient- and family-centered
care in palliative care. Although studies of the family meeting are limited, those extant …

… . Finding common ground to achieve a "good death": family physicians working with substitute
decision-makers of dying patients. A qualitative grounded theory study. BMC Fam Pract …

… Only 0.7% of family physicians in Alberta and Canada … and palliative care specialist
physicians identified differences in what LTC staff and physicians (community-based and palliative …

… patients and their families. The purpose of this study is to explore the experiences of family
physicians (FPs) regarding the decision and process of introducing palliative care to patients …

… approach is palliative care, which emphasizes family-centered care and improvement of
outcomes for caregivers as well as patients. A family-centered palliative care approach within …

… Hospice and palliative care The family physician provides holistic and comprehensive care.…
-19 pandemic by providing hospice and palliative care services to the elderly and terminally …

… based palliative care (CBPC), nonhospital palliative care, has increased due to public
awareness and need for palliative care across care settings, the growth of integrated care delivery …

… physicians working within palliative care exist, these requirements have not been described
within different levels of palliative care … from physicians working within palliative care from …