… care and satisfaction with care on palliative care units (PCUs), as described by inpatients,
family caregivers, and health care … the tone of relationships with patients by initiating dialogue; …

… of patient and family experiences of palliative care in an acute hospital remains limited to
discrete aspects of care. … Factors such as the previous relationship with the patient, caregiver …

… Thirty patients from the palliative care service … Patients said that they themselves and their
physicians were the main influences (80% each), over family members (48.3%). Some patients …

… , very bad) or chose to make no formal rating'4 in relation to three aspects of the health
services: hospital doctors and nurses; general practitioners and district nurses; and support team …

… the relationship between GPs and district nurses affects the quality of communication about
patients' palliative care … of the framework led to to changes in the doctor–nurse relationship. …

… It has been increasingly investigated in palliative care over the last two decades and
describes a syndrome of existential distress. It is characterized by states of hopelessness and …

… care, relationships and a ‘good death’ above patient … and palliative care physicians’
understanding of patient autonomy… -making at the EOL and how doctors positioned the role of ACP …

… ... made by the doctor patient because they … Palliative care physicians felt that the initial
impression has a greater impact with doctor–patients and recognize that the ongoing relationship …

… uncertainty, making decisions, and enabling patient self-management. In this review, …
palliative care with patients who have advanced disease: fostering clinician-patient relationships, …

… , such as types of doctors and the relationship between doctor and patient. It is the physician’s …
doctors. But from the perspective of the patient in transition from curative to palliative care, …