… in one or two of the five key categories of palliative care, whereas 14 percent of hospices …
provision of hospice services over time, we examined the overall range of services received by …

… by the speech language … hospice care imply that our current system cannot always accurately
predict timing of death of patients with ALS or produce a timely effective referral to hospice…

… to the local population of care home residents at the end of life and their preferences for …
of competence/confidence in an adult hospice caring for patients with an altered airway. …

… , “They actually tried speech therapy, but to help her … hospice care but who need additional
EOL services in nursing facilities; there is a great need for community palliative care services. …

… In many patients, the support of a multiprofessional and interdisciplinary team, including
physiotherapy, occupational therapy, and speech therapy, is required to meet the …

… What this paper adds This paper confirms the need for palliative care education across the
lifespan for speech–language pathology students. This area is commonly neglected in the …

… the Medicare Hospice Benefit, the growth of hospice and palliative care, … access to care, and
improving the quality of palliative care. … hospice care with palliative care in the United States. …

… /SLP therapy visits in home health. We can assume that the number of therapy visits for home
health … While our finding of lower use of hospice services among non-White populations is …

… who hold lived experience with mental health issues. Their insight in reformulating our
understanding of mental health will be essential not only in “speaking truth to power, but also” in …

… end-of-life care options that include a discussion of hospice (… hospice plan of care. The
overall objective in providing occupational, physical, respiratory, or speech therapy under hospice …