… In October, 1991, a questionnaire not requiring identification of the respondent was sent to
138 family physicians on staff at all three acute care hospitals in Regina, using mailing lists …

… to palliative care and improvement in knowledge after a 2-week rotation on an acute palliative
care … They were not, however, questioned as to their pre~dous exposure to palliative care. …

… by the QEII Palliative Care Program are also more likely to receive family physician home
visits, we speculate that the urban centre may provide a collaborative 'team-care' advantage to …

… At our institution's cancer palliative care (PC) clinic, new referrals … by PC physicians without
input from the patients' family physicians (… care coordination between FPs and PC physicians. …

… physicians' consent (yes or no) to provide palliative care … of palliative care services includes
consultation about the concept of palliative care and the resources, referral to palliative care …

… The aim of this study was to explore palliative home care physicians’ experiences regarding
end-of-life breakpoint communication (BPC). This is a qualitative study where focus group …

… care for the most complex cases and where clinical care, research, and educational palliative
care … In contrast to primary palliative care, specialty palliative care includes managing …

… The family meeting is considered the best practice for achieving patient- and family-centered
care in palliative care. Although studies of the family meeting are limited, those extant …

… that the vast majority of palliative care HCPs in France perceive family conferences to be
a … patient care. In this study, 99% of palliative care IDT members report conducting family …

… Note, in Canada, the palliative care is a subspecialty within family medicine. … care by an FP
versus palliative care physician. However, the number of full-time palliative care physicians in …