… are common in patients with left ventricular assist devices (LVAD). Specialist palliative
care (sPC) … In the United States, guidelines recommend early specialist palliative care (esPC) …

… Despite training in their use, nursing staff use of available lift equipment and assistive
devices is limited. Factors present at the time of lifts/transfers that may influence equipment/device …

… The expected and non-expected device-related and patient-device interaction … non-LVAD
specialist healthcare provider, after the introduction on the assist devices technology in general…

… ; however, there are limited data and guidelines to assist non-LVAD specialists in … devices
and equipment and summarize initial management strategies to assist non-LVAD specialists …

… assist devices (LVAD) who were receiving inpatient rehabilitation. DESIGN: This is a retrospective
cohort study of adults with an implanted LVAD admitted to an acute inpatient … inpatient …

… The expected and non-expected device-related and patient–device interaction … for the
non-LVAD specialist healthcare provider, after the introduction on the assist devices technology in …

… assist device (VAD). Palliative care consultation before VAD implantation increases advance
directive completion rates. Moreover, palliative care specialists … The inpatient palliative care …

… Keeping current and on the leading edge of these advancements, appreciations, and
recognitions has become increasingly challenging for both the super-specialists and the day-to-…

… be due to differences in patient selection, the number and nature of the assistive … of assistive
devices in patients with RA usually concerns the rheumatologist, the clinical nurse specialist…

… Non-LVAD specialists will increasingly come … to assist non-LVAD specialists in caring for
these complex patients. The aim of our review, targeting primary care providers (both inpatient …