… hospice care providers and caregivers are a promising area of exploration, as we seek to
better understand the context of hospice care … naturally occurring speech between nurses and …

… hospice referrals deny patients the comprehensive benefits of high-quality end-of-life care
through hospice services. … Although all hospice care is palliative care, all palliative care is not …

… of palliative care, hospice care, and rehabilitative care. It then … dysphagia for patients who
are approaching the end of life. … on rehabilitative, palliative, and hospice care for patients in …

… a speechlanguage pathologist (SLP) is to increase an individual’s communication skills no
matter their race or cultural background. When the speech-language … views on hospice care, …

… speech and language deviations in a study of 12 hospice patients with cancer have been
recorded (2). It is also recognized that radiation therapy to … management in hospice care. The …

… the psychological and spiritual aspects of care; and it offers … palliative care team or hospice
care team. However, patients with advanced dementia may require the expertise of the SLP …

… of relieving distress and enhancing patients' end-of-life experience. It involves patients reflecting
… trial of dignity therapy versus standard palliative care or client supportive care, a form of …

… The transition to palliative care or hospice represents failure, and stopping treatment means
both the patient and physician may feel guilty. At a conference entitled ‘Suffering and Hope’ …

… Hospice end-of-life care requires an interprofessional team that includes clinicians (eg,
family doctors, specialists as outlined above), specialty trained nursing staff, home and …

… Palliative care, similar to hospice care, focuses on providing specialized … , unlike hospice
care, palliative care may be provided to patients who are concurrently pursuing curative therapy …