… provision of palliative care as delivered by clinicians with specialty training in palliative
medicine and as … was associated with a reduced risk of death in acute care settings. Moreover, …

… As previously noted, the longer-term, less predictable course of LTNCs might not fit well
with usual palliative care service configuration, which is characterized by concentrated efforts …

… to a gap in providing care planning and/or palliative care. Certain contextual factors, such
as a first conversation or reassessment, inpatient vs an outpatient setting and the type of clinic …

… In the hospital setting, palliative care is typically delivered by an interprofessional team,
with members including physicians, nurse practitioners, social workers, and chaplains [25]. …

… This supports a prior study evaluating palliative care pharmacists in the ambulatory care
setting 38 that similarly identified pharmacist interventions as primarily related to medication …

… oncologic and palliative care versus usual oncologic care alone in outpatient and inpatient
settings, providing level I evidence to support the integration of palliative care along the …

… through education and support to generalist health care workers and/or direct palliative care
… palliative care in a community, hospital (inpatient/outpatient), and/or hospice setting that …

… for primary neuropalliative care skills is the major goal of this book. Identifying local palliative
care … , connecting to other clinicians interested in palliative care and offering suggestions for …

… a palliative care screening tool in the outpatient setting to draw attention to palliative needs
led to increases in palliative care … specialty palliative care in neuro-oncology is warranted. …

… of-life care in the acute care hospital setting. … Care Hospital Working Group, one of eight
working groups convened at the National Consensus Conference on Medical Education for Care …