… as part of routine palliative care. The aim of the study is to compare the symptoms and QOL
of palliative care patients with and without dysphagia using the Swallowing Quality of Life (…

… Care Pathway for the Dying Patient (LCP) on the content of care and the quality of life of the
dying patient … For each deceased patient, a nurse and a bereaved relative were asked to fill …

… patients with advanced lung cancer undergoing palliative chemotherapy are at risk for
swallowing … Given the current emphasis on living with and beyond cancer, this research highlights …

… regarding their eating habits may positively influence the care of … Thus, aiming at the quality
of life of the patients, the … focused on palliative care and the quality of life in swallowing of four …

… Dysphagia scores are generally improved or stable after surgery and patients report fewer
problems swallowing solid and soft foods than before the operation. Relief of dysphagia, …

… This article defines palliative care for swallowing disorders as treatment for severe and …
swallowing is not anticipated and attempts to restore normal swallowing have been unsuccessful. …

… symptoms of dysphagia and patients can see the … palliative care which found that in a needs
assessment carried out on 150 patients, 27% reported difficulty with swallowing and eating …

… dying process experienced by these patients? We measured prospectively the quality of life
of patients … from their swallowing ability account for the quality-of-life deterioration toward the …

… than those in the palliative treatment group. Patients who received palliative treatment had
… poor correlations were found between swallowing scores and global quality of life (rs=0 36 …

… The objective in this study was to analyze the opinion of the palliative care patients and
their relatives and/or informal caregivers about the communication and swallowing difficulties …