… Establishing a strong physician–patient relationship in a palliative context … palliative care
physicians define spirituality; how spirituality influences the care they provide to their patients; …

… Our review found that the majority of studies have been carried out in the specialities of
family care, oncology and palliative care. This may be because trust is a more contentious issue …

… relationships and power in the context of palliative care. The researchers questioned: (i) what
are the sources of power within the client–nurse relationship; … palliative care relationships …

… Would establishing clinician-patient relationships with other members of the family and
providing such therapies as counseling or medications to grieving or depressed family members …

… physicians and the recent American Academy of Hospice and Palliative Medicine’s palliative
care … that looks at what patients think of their relationship with doctors. Neither of these …

… Palliative care (PC) is often recommended by physicians for their elderly patients who are
… Is there a relationship between psychological well-being and patient-carers consensus? A …

… has an established relationship with their medical specialist … This study focuses on a specialist
palliative care unit within a … community-based palliative care for public patients. Given the …

… I think a good physician does exactly what we all do in palliative care… actually to care for
… Transforming doctor-patient relationships to promote patient-centered care: Lessons from …

… of patients attending a palliative care clinic, to examine physicians’ ratings of patient concerns,
… This paper sought to examine patients’ concerns and to explore the relationship between …

… As we work on building relationships, both with our patients and their care team, we are
often able to help facilitate communication that allows for mutually satisfactory goal setting. We …