… This paper reports on 37 patients’ expectations and experiences of specialist palliative care
… It draws together data from three evaluative studies of specialist palliative care services in …

… patients' healthcare and palliative care experiences; it is not to elucidate either the group
experience … The topics discussed arose naturally from the patients' responses to the invitation to …

… The aim of this study was to explore the ‘lived experience’ of a group of patients with palliative
care needs who had recently been in-patients in one acute hospital trust in the north-west …

… of palliative care for patients with cancer. Additionally, the findings may be used to develop
referral criteria for palliative care … palliative care in oncology settings may be applied to …

… associated with sharing their palliative care experiences with friends, family members,
healthcare professionals, and other patients with palliative care needs. Such benefits included a …

… The aim of this review is to synthesise current evidence regarding the experience of
palliative care in an acute hospital setting from the perspectives of patient and family. …

Taking as its focus a highly emotive area of study, The Dying Process draws on the
experiences of daycare and hospice patients to provide a forceful new analysis of the period of …

… This paper aims to present this new approach to measuring patient experiences in palliative
care. In particular, it highlights patients’ care experiences, quality aspects to which patients …

… around patients’ and carers’ experiences of specialist palliative care and aimed to: ●
Gain insightful and credible accounts of participants’ experiences of specialist palliative care …

… The palliative care workers in our study felt that it was a privilege to work with the dying,
but were acutely aware of, and challenged by, being viewed as spiritual mentors who can …