… changes of dysphagia in cancer patients, this study applied the guiding question: Does
dysphagia affect the quality of life of hospitalized cancer patients undergoing palliative care? …

… This study aimed to investigate and map the palliative course and treatment for patients
with non-curable EC, focusing on dysphagia and endoscopic dysphagia relieving treatments. …

… Palliative care traditionally developed considering mainly the need of cancer patients, who
still receive the bulk of care provided by specialist palliative care services… and dysphagia can …

… the palliative care, we’d like to have a team of palliative care only, or at least, to have a team
for guiding and lecturing about that, just like the lectures already held on dysphagia … services …

… in tracheostomy care and 55 (34.6%) were a part of palliative care. The responses obtained
in Part C revealed SLPs’ perception of their necessity and involvement in dysphagia care …

… will develop respiratory insufficiency and dysphagia. The natural history of … in palliative care
who deliver palliative care in the patient's home. In Canada, the home palliative care service …

… removable denture usage, Oral Health Assessment Tool (OHAT), and Dysphagia Severity
Scale, were evaluated. All outcomes were assessed by a dentist from the palliative care team. …

… Palliative care (PC) is a holistic philosophy of care that can only be obtained through the …
This study is designed to evaluate the current status of PC services in Turkey, which is …

… In one study of 105 patients admitted to an inpatient palliative care unit, the frequencies of
dry mouth (78 versus 54 percent), tongue inflammation (67 versus 46 percent), and dysphagia …

… Dysphagia may be immediately life threatening with an occlusive asphyxiation event (choking).
Alternatively, dysphagia … hospital and health services, primary care physicians, discharge …