… patient experiences in palliative care. In particular, it highlights patients’ care experiences,
quality aspects to which patients … in which Dutch patients or relatives were asked about crucial …

… patients admitted to palliative care units did not have access to other facilities. For patients
to die at home in relative … aimed to improve outpatient care at palliative care units, thereby …

… palliative care of the patients was high across all subscales and we found no associations
between FCs’ satisfaction with patient care … in comparison to other relatives, these groups of …

… It can also mean helping patients in self discovery and personal development as they …
Because of the universal experience of death, this work touches not only the patients and relatives …

… patient. The main purpose of the present study has been to obtain an understanding of patients'
experiences of palliative care … of safety, for both patients as well as relatives. If there are …

… Prior to discharge, medical devices and appliances for home care were organised for 333
patients, relatives were instructed or trained for 225, and an application for a higher level of …

… Fifty relatives of deceased patients who had been attended by our palliative care team were
… calls made during the final six months of the patient's life, the reason for the call and the …

… This study has shown how advanced cancer patients die at home and that palliative home
care may be helpful in allowing a death at home, particularly when relatives are actively …

… interaction, of mastery and of prevailed own identity); rated less often support from family,
relatives and friends other than the closest ones; and perceived less often general well-being …

… Less than honest disclosure is seen from the moment that a patient reports … patients from
the reality of their situation usually creates even greater difficulties for patients, their relatives …