… , which includes basic pain and symptom management and discussions about prognosis,
goals of care, and code status. More complex issues, such as the management of refractory …

… Main perceived facilitators were GPs being … palliative care patients about prognosis and
end-of-life issues. Empirical studies are needed to investigate the effectiveness of the perceived …

… Recently, there has been increasing interest in exploring how rehabilitation and palliative
care … the goals of intervention programmes that combine rehabilitation and palliative care. …

… care” instead of “palliative care” might be conducive to earlier referrals, given that this term is
perceived as … but not our palliative care unit, adopting the term “supportive care” to facilitate …

… goals of care, do-not-resuscitate orders, and treatment requests. They disagreed that palliative
care should … Conclusions: Physicians had generally positive reactions to palliative care. …

… To obtain in-depth information on how patients with advanced cancer and the oncology
and palliative care (PC) clinicians who care for them discuss goals of care (GoC). …

… The first stage of the research involved reconstructing the main perceptions held by
nurses about their role as palliative care nurses, and then the nature of the problems nurses …

… Hospice patients and medical students were surveyed on their care goals and perceptions,
respectively, using an 11-item survey of goals previously identified in palliative care literature…

… palliative care, their expectations and perceived needs on admission to the palliative care
unit and their concept of good palliative care … —when I’ve reached the goal—I’ll be able to live …

… about palliative care at time of HSCT and how palliative care may … on the potential role of
palliative care, based on their experience. … to ensure that patient goals are central to treatment, …