… , palliative care can be relevant in both early and late phases of disease. In early palliative
phases, palliative care … In late palliative phases, the care goals are solely focused on symptom …

… Neonatal EOL comfort care and palliative care continue to … measures, advanced care planning,
infant comfort, and … (AAP) has published guidelines for pediatric palliative care in 2013 8 ; …

… A swallowing evaluation indicated he was not safe for oral feeding. The SLP and the palliative
care team talked to Gary about needing a temporary feeding tube to decrease his risk of …

… Dietitians have a unique role in the process of understanding the person’s view on nutrition
and explaining alternative feeding routes. Nutrition in palliative care can have implications …

… more likely to present Self-care deficit (for feeding, bathing, intimate hygiene and dressing)
and Chronic pain, respectively, in relation to patients with comfort. Patients with Impaired …

… There is no evidence that enteral feeding improves survival or comfort in patients with
advanced dementia, and it may increase the risk of pressure ulcers and aspiration pneumonia. …

… Objectives: identifying the nursing care related to the comfort of patients in palliative care …
actions in palliative care should prioritize the promotion of comfort, being referenced comfort in …

… In patients receiving tumour directed therapy, the patients diet should meet the requirements
to give optimal support, while later on comfort feeding is part of symptom focused palliation. …

… : 1) Don't recommend percutaneous feeding tubes in patients with advanced dementia;
instead, offer oral-assisted feeding; 2) Don't delay palliative care for a patient with serious illness …

… breastfeeding or bottle feeding as part of comfort during EOL care if the neonate orally … I
recommend we increase the palliative care services and work intensively now to support comfort …