… of high-quality palliative care in the ICU, focused on timeliness, goal-concordant decision-making,
and family-centred care. … In their own words: patients and families define high-quality …

… intense EOLC and underutilize hospice. However, characteristics of … the preferences of
children with cancer and their families. … facility, and you can also receive hospice care at your own …

… communication and the influence of language and culture on … and deliver primary palliative
care to patients and families in the … to promote routine, high-quality palliative care in the ICU. …

… distress for patients and their families during end-of-life care. … concepts and surrogate words
and associated definitions. … , with only one of these assessed to be of high quality, and four …

… Due to language restriction of the review team, this review … when the patient was able to
make his or her own end-of-life … high-quality EOLC because the nurses were able to adapt …

… of high-quality palliative care (Table 1) include diverse facets of patient and family member
care … Last, we should define a broader vision of how ICU-based palliative care fits into the …

… Thus, it is crucial to maintain high-quality palliative care for such patients and their families
… Natural language processing and machine learning techniques have recently demonstrated …

… high-quality palliative care. Little attention has been paid to … on the experiences of patients
and families in their own words. (… needs are more complex and intense, observing patients’ …

… on your own track taking care of this patient.” (ICU physician) … families and I think that's not
necessarily their specialty…the fact that … Within this framework, high-quality relationships are …

… for high-quality EOLC for the patient and the family. … practices in countries in which the primary
language is not English. The … Defining end-of-life care from perspectives of nursing ethics. …