… and palliative medicine has become a medical subspecialty and most health care systems
now have a palliative care … Palliative care as a specialty may now have a seat at the table, but …

… Most inpatient and community specialist palliative care is provided by hospices [5, 6]… palliative
care, including hospice care. There is no standard definition of complexity in palliative care…

… that palliative care has expanded its attention beyond the core domains (physical, psychological,
social and spiritual) stated by the World Health Organization definition of palliative care…

… The definition highlights that patients and family caregivers are the unit of care in palliative
care. It also stated the problems benefitting from palliative care (ie palliative care needs) in …

… palliative care cannot be assured. In addition, a large number of patients with palliative care
needs receive inpatient care … International research has identified domains of inpatient care …

… palliative care entails Fear of palliative care: barrier to care Association with end of life Patient
16: ‘That word (palliative) … My brother died two years ago and he was in palliative care [. . .] …

… , spiritual and religious dimensions of perinatal palliative care are considered in this paper.
… of pediatric palliative care that considers an interdisciplinary strategy for the care of newborns …

… providers on palliative care consult teams. However, palliative care consult teams are
themselves a limited resource. In this piece, we will outline the challenges palliative care consult …

Context The International Association for Hospice and Palliative Care developed a
consensus-based definition of palliative care (PC) that focuses on the relief of serious health-related …

… value of spiritual care as a crucial component to providing palliative care helps to gain
recognition for the dearth of training and awareness for many of our palliative care medical teams. …