… of palliative care workers, though increasing signs of institutionalization in palliative care have
… This study aimed to investigate the health professionals’ perception of both a good and a …

… To identify health professionals' (HPs) perspectives on the role … when communicating with
patients in palliative care (PC). … *, palliative care, palliative medicine, hospice care, terminal …

… have in caring for newborns whose health condition will not improve and for their family…
health professionals’ awareness and contribute to the implementation of neonatal palliative care …

… Our review also highlighted the need for health professionals’ training in palliative care
across all services (primary care, ICU, residences, emergencies, home hospitalization units), …

… relieving injections while waiting for a health professional to attend the house. Interestingly,
… It is common for people to wait a number of hours for a health professional to visit. A simple …

… The issues reported as stressful by palliative care doctors and nurses seem to be those
generic to all health professionals, with overload and its effect on home life being predominant. …

… our understanding about the challenges health professionals experience in caring for patients
at end of life and how staff members could be supported in providing care to patients and …

Background: Patients with life-limiting illnesses need health professionals who can communicate
with each other, as well as with patients and family members. Nursing faculty teach …

… positive impact of palliative care on patients' hopefulness. It is not clear whether palliative
care as a … 32 MacLeod RDCarter HHealth professionals' perception of hope: understanding its …

At the terminal stage of a disease, health professionals are encouraged to extend the scope
of their interventions to include the family. However, clinicians often feel powerless when …