… Comfort feeding is an option for such patients, but there is no … management and comfort
feeding in patients on palliative care. … of palliative care, their current practice in comfort feeding, …

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aspects of the Australian speech-language pathologist’s role in palliative dysphagia care Skip …

… that in the scope of palliative care in adults and elderly it is … of quality of life and comfort
while eating, through behaviors (… care aiming at the preservation of the comfort feeding only, …

… parents indicate that feeding constitutes a positive experience for both infant and parent (22,
23). Within the framework of palliative care, feeding should be focused on comfort, but not …

… We use the term Comfort feeding when eating aims to make the patient feel physically,
socially, emotionally and spiritually comfortable. Comfort feeding intends to provide a quality of …

… and increasing emphasis on patient-centered care, maximizing quality of life has become …
oral feeding or “comfort feeding” has been promoted as a less burdensome and more comfort-…

… “comfort feeding” was usually accepted as the first feeding … ending in tube feeding after an
initial “comfort feeding” approach… of palliative care in general and comfort feeding in particular, …

… feeding from an Australian Paediatric Palliative Care perspective. There is currently limited
evidence to guide risk feeding in … Getting comfortable with “comfort feeding”: An exploration of …

… feeding and the empirical grounds for refuting these myths. These four myths are that "tube
feeding is ordinary eare, like spoon feeding," "tube feeding … should receive tube feeding," and …

… Our interest in fluid and nutrition at the end of life stemmed from our experiences while
working in palliative care, and our increasing concern over family members wanting to feed …