… benefit may be limited to specific populations within palliative care. although tube feeding
is sometimes utilized in palliative care to reduce aspiration and related pneumonia, numerous …

… be beneficial patients receiving palliative care. In this context, nutrition care must be adapted
… Quality of life of patients with advanced cancer in palliative therapy and in Palliative Care. …

… palliative care interventions (9). This narrative review summarizes the current state of palliative
care … It illustrates specific prerequisites for palliative care in dementia, common symptoms, …

… in developing a neonatal palliative care program and to share resources and knowledge
that may support other facilities in implementing formal palliative care practices in the NICU. …

… comfort from eating her favorite food.’ And feeding provided a chance to interact and maintain
a caring … mother and feed her by each mouthful; this patient and intimate care can only be …

… Such a feeding care plan should be called “comfort feeding” to avoid the negative connotation
of the wording. (Druml et al., 2016, p. 549) Researchers advise continued attempts to offer …

… 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 …

… the palliative care consultations performed had an impact on the infants' end-of-life care. …
Most important, we found that fewer blood draws, central lines, endotracheal tubes, feeding …

… Although tube feeding may provide psychologic comfort to … 47 Often tube feeding is initiated
to increase protein stores to … have not shown that enteral feeding improves wound healing or …

… comfort and eating satisfaction, and promote positive feeding interactions for family members
and (4) To communicate with members of the interdisciplinary hospice team, to provide …