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… of neurology clinicians, a physical therapist, a speech pathologist, a social worker, and a
nursing coordinator. The clinic focuses on palliative care issues, including complex late stage …

… Palliative care is holistic care that helps people nearing the end of their life to live as well
as possible for as long as possible. Palliative care supports the person, their family and carers …

… of a palliative care specialty team, home-based palliative care, telemedicine supported care,
and hospice care. … physiotherapists, occupational therapists, speech language pathologists, …

… should be initiated early and in conjunction with disease modifying therapy. The limitations
of … a community-based form of palliative care and an integral part of the palliative care. 2. …

… and communication with the family and the palliative care team … of assessment/therapy
strategies for palliative patients … therapy strategies do SLPs perceive as essential in palliative …

… and language therapist, dietician, physiotherapist, palliative care doctor or nurse, among
others. This multidisciplinary team can generally offer patients with MND the best hope of …

… therapy for palliative care patients often consult to therapists with competing caseloads. Few
therapists specialise in palliative care, … for rehabilitation in palliative care. A questionnaire …

… Similarly, the spiritual domain within palliative care is far less … therapists on the place of
spirituality within palliative care. It … in current United Kingdom occupational therapy and provide a …

… Occupational therapists who work in palliative care are frequently exposed to the experience
of death and dying. Previous occupational therapy research has offered insight into factors …