… palliative care can occur in conjunction with life-prolonging care in critical care settings and
results in improved symptom … hospice referrals, and significant cost savings to the health care …

… patient care. In this article, advances in symptom assessment, and various definitions of
symptom … Theoretical concepts underlying symptom control and clinically significant change are …

… /palliative care setting. We demonstrated the feasibility of investigating symptom clusters in
the hospice/palliative care setting … Future research to explore the identified symptom clusters …

… symptoms are more frequently expressed in palliative care … symptoms with varied intensity
of the same symptoms in ESAS … in palliative care patients who express high symptom burden …

… symptoms. Professional guidelines thus recommend combined standard oncology care and
palliative care … to managing common symptoms in palliative care are summarized in Table 4. …

… : the higher the symptom score was, the … symptom assessment in routine “palliative care”
clinical practice with a potentially different responsiveness in different situations or care settings…

… Palliative medicine is the study and management of patients … the symptom- and QOL-oriented
approach of palliative care … to assess subjective symptoms in palliative care. A combination …

… with complex symptoms and needs are often referred to palliative care services (PCSs),
but little is known about the symptoms of patients receiving palliative care in different settings. …

… symptom management aspects of palliative care after the intervention. To compare comfort
in symptom management after the palliative care … of the four symptom management aspects …

… symptom scores from the beginning of a palliative care episode to just prior to death. Episodes
are defined by setting… The aim is to compare symptom outcomes for people receiving care …