… or standard of palliative care specific to dementia. Based on evidence and consensus, we
aimed to define palliative care for dementia patients as distinct from palliative care for other …

… with a mandate to promote palliative and end-of-life care (Table 1). … palliative care services,
the role of the nurse, and building capacity for palliative care from international perspectives …

… palliative care for people aged 65–84 years and those 85 years and older who died non-suddenly
in three European … . A public health perspective on palliative care for older people: an …

… palliative care for all and to include in the euthanasia law what has been called a palliative
… This however does not mean that caregivers in palliative care, together with palliative care …

… The World Health Organisation (WHO) has proposed the following definition for palliative
care: ‘Palliative care is an approach that improves the QoL of patients (adults and children) and …

… aspects of professionalism from a broader ethical perspective, even though these moral
aspects are crucial. In this paper we will use palliative care as a specific example to illustrate the …

… development of bereavement services in palliative care in Europe. Recognising variation in
… considerable diversity of theoretical perspectives across Europe. Other guidances have not …

… perspective (healthcare system), individual perspective (where do I as a patient get optimal
care?), and from a resource perspective (… on a European level in palliative care is needed. …

… The results of this study describe patients' perspectives on what constitutes a dignified life
in a palliative care context. Placing dignity in this specific context has been helpful to further …

… This paper reports findings from visits to palliative care settings and research units in the
UK, Belgium and the Netherlands. The aim was to learn about clinicians’ (both nurses and …