… of hospice enrollment and retention in a hospice program on … children with cancer who
enrolled in hospice, the factors significantly associated with death at home, and trends in hospice …

… care can take place at home for children with cancer if that is … tise and care for the families,
and to support the primary care … For some families the prospect of nursing a terminally ill child …

… in hospice care needs, according to the child's mother's age (F=4980, P=009), whether or
not there were cancer … Conclusion: The family of children with cancer have a heavy burden of …

… overview of palliative, hospice, and concurrent care within the context of childhood cancer.
For the sake of simplicity, we will use the expressions “children” and “childhood cancer” in a …

… and hospice care for children with life-limiting illness.7, 8, 9 Unfortunately, hospice services
only reach about 10% of children who die in the US, 10 with the majority receiving hospice …

… Children at the end of life often lack access to hospice care at home or in a dedicated facility.
The factors that may influence whether or not hospices provide pediatric care are relatively …

… , will ensure that selected hospice organizations receive enough funding to employ the
children's model of hospice care. The children's model specifies that children with life-threatening …

… the children who use hospice care services is important, if utilization of pediatric hospice care
… purpose of this study was to examine the characteristics of children utilizing hospice care. …

… that hospices willing to care for children are decreasing in … care to children to maintain a
core level of competency; hospices caring for children should adhere to the National Hospice …

… improve quality of EOLC for children and their families. … hospice care by investigating the
differences in structures, processes and outcomes of paediatric hospice care between children …