… palliative care, this paper analyzes the psychological changes of children in palliative care
… children’s psychological status, provide diversified psychological intervention methods, and …

… themselves or to provide consent to such care. Implemented in … , collated by the Speech
and Language Therapists – it … might discourage discussion about end-of-life care. Personal …

… care that meets the needs of an increasingly multicultural population. To achieve this, we
offer … For example, African Americans are less likely to engage in end-of-life planning tools or …

… Then we are more likely to be fully present in the moments we are with the one whom is …
based hospice care, Raudonis“ found that an empathic relationship was important to the hospice …

… We revised the document based on the feedback and developed the first draft. The first draft
of the document was reviewed by young patients with fatal diseases and their families. They …

… palliative measures tailored to the patient’s specific medical … occupational therapists, and
speech and language therapists … processes are poorly characterized in ALS despite offering a …

… “palliative” treatment. He mentioned, almost as an afterthought as I left the room, that I should
… 22” 26 situation in which I was offered a non-standard of care surgery but only if I agreed to …

… cure exists and treatments are mostly limited to supportive and palliative care (Gilkes and
Heldermon, 2014). Future research faces several obstacles that must be addressed and …

… In this article, I present literacy portraits of multilingual children in Montreal and Singapore. …
For each of these themes, I present the children’s literacy snapshots to highlight their …

… We offer a critical intervention to decolonize organizational … Centering language and the
lived experiences of two … , we propose Tong as a theoretical framework that offers three …