… It may be important for palliative care teams to carefully consider and to discuss with their …
palliative care services we believe that, while patients who suffer from malignant dysphagia …

… palliative care does not necessarily mean that the individual is at the EOL. Palliative care may
transition to EOL care … Dysphagia-related services in palliative and EOL care may include …

… (dysphagia), however few are members of acute and community specialist palliative care …
are increasing, there is a need for education and research to support service development …

… review was to identify which dysphagia screening tools could be applied … care and palliative
care setting. Currently, studies and guidelines that identify a protocol for detecting dysphagia …

… palliative care in only 25% of the home care services and 21% of the day hospices … and
pain management ➢ Lack of awareness of the dysphagia management options SLTs can offer …

… the palliative care, we’d like to have a team of palliative care only, or at least, to have a team
for guiding and lecturing about that, just like the lectures already held on dysphagia … services …

… Palliative care (PC) is a holistic philosophy of care that can only be obtained through the …
This study is designed to evaluate the current status of PC services in Turkey, which is …

… , fatigue, depression, anxiety, and dysphagia should be identified and addressed as they …
services, inpatient palliative care units, outpatient clinics, home visits, and hospice services. …

… Dysphagia is not a common symptom in cancer patients in … Dysphagia was the most common
recorded symptom in our … Our data suggests that palliative care services offered to patients …

… will develop respiratory insufficiency and dysphagia. The natural history of … in palliative care
who deliver palliative care in the patient's home. In Canada, the home palliative care service …