… of the important considerations for legal and ethical palliative care, but is not intended to be
… SLPs have a duty to the recipients of their services to provide reasonable care. A breach of …

… in the palliative care setting and challenges that may impact on service delivery and the …
Nurses and the family physician monitored his dysphagia status. He lived at home with no …

… Of these 195, a further 54 were excluded as they had entered a palliative care pathway or
died before extubation, 17 were excluded due to other reasons including interhospital transfer …

… Patients with GEJ cancer value services and support for the physical, social and emotional
… for dysphagia palliation. EBRT has been shown to increase mean body weight, decrease …

… , clinical settings and service delivery models in which SLPs provide palliative care. … role
in palliative care and described the medico-legal and ethical aspects of palliative dysphagia …

… dysphagia and subsequent assessment and management of symptoms. A summary of their
suggested symptoms of dysphagia in a paediatric palliative care … do not support services to …

… Palliative Care support team and ventilation support team for neuromuscular patients; Unidade
Local de Saúde do Norte Alentejano – a local health service, … dysphagia in palliative care …

… of palliative treatment for dysphagia during their disease course. Effective management of
dysphagia is … Importantly, hospice also provides thirteen months of bereavement services for a …

… palliative care education would promote the value of speech pathologists within palliative
care service … reported that palliative care was mentioned to some degree in dysphagia, ethics …

… In other cases, a patient may be at the end of life and a palliative care approach may … services
a population of approximately 140 000 and includes general medical and surgical services…