… [30] divided patients receiving palliative care into two groups based on days to death and …
mouth and a higher proportion of patients with dysphagia who required oral care. Ohno et al. […

… nutritional support, a palliative care team and integrating measures of QoL/patient-reported
outcomes [49], are essential elements in the care of patients with dysphagia in the context of …

… In palliative care, it is quite common to treat patients with dysphagia or intestinal obstruction.
To assess what happened to the patients monitored at our palliative care unit (PCU) who …

… Dysphagia management in palliative care still includes assessment of a person's feeding
and swallowing difficulties, Citation22,Citation37,Citation39 to determine the safety of their …

… This study aims to discuss Speech-language pathology (SLP) therapy intervention in
dysphagia with a focus on palliative care and quality of life. It is a case study conducted with four …

… palliative care live with, including oropharyngeal dysphagia. A recent study involving 81
adult and elderly patients living with cancer under palliative care … oropharyngeal dysphagia, …

… Further, SLPs report anecdotally that they are not routinely involved in palliative care and …
term care understand what palliative care is and how we may provide palliative dysphagia care …

… palliative care units (APCUs) are specialized inpatient care settings that provide intensive
symptom control and transition of care for patients … study revealed that dysphagia and urinary/…

… had communication difficulties, and 74% of the patients had dysphagia and difficulties with
… goal of palliative care is achievement of the best possible quality of life for patients and their …

… has defined palliative care as the active total care of patients … palliative cancer care is to
provide advanced cancer patients … patients, weight loss, pain, respiratory symptoms, dysphagia, …