… We review the literature on family conflict in palliative care. The prevalence and … the family.
Assessment and intervention strategies used in Family Focused Grief Therapy (FFGT), a family…

… Abstract This paper reports on the management of family centered palliative care in different
aged care and acute Australian inpatient settings, following the integration of palliative care …

… Lack of support from a team and specialists is a pitiful situation for family doctors because
they have to manage the patient single-handedly, which ideally should be managed by a …

… Studies eliciting the perspectives of family members on what is needed at the end of life
affirm the importance of supportive communication and continuity of psychosocial care into …

Family caregivers provide substantial care for patients with advanced cancer, while suffering
from hidden morbidity and unmet needs. The objectives of this review were to examine risk …

… This is evident with the family of a palliative care patient, as the uncertainties related to
symptom management and the patient’s life expectancy may place them in a constant state of flux…

… this family focus, the intent of our study was to explore the experience of family management
within the context of palliative care and … of the FMSF in this new cultural and family context. …

… family experiences of palliative care in a hospital setting. The evidence suggests that patients
experience a significant symptom burden with poor management of … care and management …

… -efficacy for family members in managing their relatives' mental illness [35]. Hence, given
palliative care's remit to support the family alongside the patient, the family consultation model …

… acknowledge and address the needs of family members and actively involve them in decision
making [5]. Palliative care treatment philosophies consider the family as the unit of care ‘‘…