… period with the introduction of specialist health care professionals and services. Without
open conversations and readily available information, such experiences provided a framework …

… Perception of palliative medicine concepts by health care professionals was learned at a
teaching community hospital in two studies separated by 14 years. The results of the two …

… and attitudes towards palliative care amongst healthcare professionals and carers. To make
… carriers and external health care providers) ‘The Developing Palliative Care Programs in …

… in order to reinforce health care systems towards an optimal utilization of … perceived barriers
and facilitators to use pediatric palliative care differ from those to use adult palliative care …

… the statements that “PC staff provide comfort to … medical services,” “PC staff help family
members care for PC patients,” “PC is designed to help people die with dignity,” and “PC staff care …

… , attitudes and values needed when delivering care effectively … from palliative care nursing
(n = 4) and palliative medicine (n = 3). … Continuous learning can occur formally, non-formally or …

… -based mental healthcare services for LTC … help explain perceived barriers to family
involvement in care, optimal symptom assessment, and control and involvement of end-of-life care …

… , who felt isolated and unable to engage with other healthcare services. “… perception of
not feeling part of a healthcare network. The home palliative care professionals perceived …

… , eight government and National Health Service policies affecting end-of-life care delivery,
eight international news media stories and 3440 publicly available social media posts were …

… must first be included in undergraduate and postgraduate education as well as in lifelong
learning … knowledge, attitudes and perceptions of palliative care for health care professionals is …