… Palliative care aims to reduce symptoms, and thereby to improve health-related quality of
life (HRQoL). Symptoms mainly include dysphagia due to obstruction of the oesophageal …

… Managing dysphagia in palliative care. … Dysphagia is a common problem in patients
with advanced cancer. The nursing management of this condition must pay equal attention …

… defines palliative care for swallowing disorders as treatment for severe and chronic dysphagia
or … Palliative treatment for dysphagia is not only for the dying patient because patients with …

… generally in the terminal phase,6 with the wider palliative care population9 and through …
receiving specialist palliative care. In order for us to understand the effect of dysphagia we must …

… through to assist in best practice care for their patient? What is the difference between
palliative care and hospice care? Why don't we provide palliative care to patients at the initial …

… have significant but unrecognized dysphagia, which significantly … of dysphagia should
prompt a discussion about goals of care … for safe swallowing, palliative care, or rehabilitation. …

… to dysphagia and dietary modifications in the palliative care setting. A total of 14 PCGs
were interviewed and asked to share their thoughts and feelings about patients dysphagia …

… If dysphagia causes … of dysphagia as part of routine palliative care. The aim of the study is
to compare the symptoms and QOL of palliative care patients with and without dysphagia using …

… Quality of life in people with chronic dysphagia is addressed in the context of advanced
chronic diseases or palliative care. Key words: Dysphagia; Nursing; Assessment; Treatment. …

… This study aimed to characterize the speech therapy work with patients in palliative care, …
Dysphagia in dementia: influence of dementia severity and food texture on the prevalence …