… Comfort feeding is an option for such patients, but there is no … management and comfort
feeding in patients on palliative care. … of palliative care, their current practice in comfort feeding, …

… “comfort feeding” was usually accepted as the first feeding … ending in tube feeding after an
initial “comfort feeding” approach… of palliative care in general and comfort feeding in particular, …

… : encouraging routine oral care, comfortable positioning, feeding strategies (eg, careful hand
feeding by teaspoon vs. cup), and offering recommendations for comfortable volumes and …

… parents indicate that feeding constitutes a positive experience for both infant and parent (22,
23). Within the framework of palliative care, feeding should be focused on comfort, but not …

… feeding from an Australian Paediatric Palliative Care perspective. There is currently limited
evidence to guide risk feeding in … Getting comfortable with “comfort feeding”: An exploration of …

… comfort feeding, specifically in the end-of-life phase but not exclusively in this phase (49-51,
60). Comfort feeding is … The therapeutic plan in comfort feeding involves a continuous and …

… plan to maintain basic metabolic well-being and/or ‘comfort feeds’ (adapted … ‘comfort feeds’,
for example, risk of choking versus ANH, should be explained to parents. Comfort feeding …

… , feed, and groom the resident at EOL aligns with Leininger's 3 definition of comfort care …
the loss of privacy and dignity that may accompany the care required in the last few weeks of life. …

… receiving palliative care. Although adequate oral health status is essential for oral feeding in
… oral health and oral feeding in patients receiving palliative care remains unclear. This cross-…

… g/L, enteral feeding, or pneumonia, were recruited from a palliative homecare program.
Independent variables included demographics, medical information, and care preferences. The …