… as diagnosed between the age of 15 and 39 years) are a unique population with age-related …
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… : “The thing with this age group [AYA] is that I can’t do too many patients on my caseload …
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Due to low levels of planned care, older adults of underrepresented communities tend to
experience higher rates of unwanted treatments at end of life (EOL). The purpose of this review …

… development, study design, number of patients, percentage of patients alive at the end of
the study period, summaries of age, gender and ethnicity (% White Caucasian) of study …

… Results A total of 145 709 adults received palliative care (median age, 78 years; interquartile
range, 67-86 years; 50.7% female); 21 054 died of chronic organ failure (4704 of heart …

… Palliative care is appropriate no matter the age or stage of serious illness and is not associated
with end of life … the health care system can benefit from palliative care. Early integration of …

… whom standardized age-appropriate palliative care has not … of palliative care in an
outpatient interdisciplinary palliative … Relationships may not relate to the subject matter of this …

… who received early palliative care (palliative care service used … of not-early palliative care,
hard matched on age, sex, cancer … Relationships may not relate to the subject matter of this …

… may be used synonymously with palliative care , particularly in the US. Its use is favoured
because palliative care is sometimes associated only with cancer, whereas end-of-life …

… have given the matter some thought … end-of-life preferences of people in advanced age
included an indigenous cohort (for the first time), which illuminated the intersection between age …