… The quality of care can be improved by investigating and addressing barriers perceived by
… of this study was to investigate GPs' task perception and barriers involved in palliative care. …

… survey were the perceived barriers in palliative care. After a … factor structure, the perceived
barriers featured in our survey … palliative care: perceived tasks and barriers in daily practice. …

… perceived performance of the palliative care items (Table 3). Training in palliative care was
associated with an increased perceived … the perceived importance of the various tasks they …

… The second part of the survey presented nurses with a list of 9 different tasks that hospice
palliative care volunteers might perform: “acting as a link between the patient and/or family and …

… efficacy and individual performance in performing the assigned tasks [12]. The concept of
self-efficacy is the ability to perform a given task and to successfully perform a certain behavior […

… More than half of the respondents in this study perceived formal risk assessments as
necessary, however, few units do so at present in Japan. In Japan, traditional Buddhist memorial …

… palliative care is growing but we know very little about how patients respond to, or how they
perceive… We aimed to investigate patients’ expectations, experience and perceptions of goal …

… palliative care (PC) on perceived control (ie one’s perceived … about the association between
perceived control, activation, … have greater improvements in perceived control and activation …

… of a new instrument to evaluate perceived competence to provide primary palliative care. …
for assessing perceived competence to provide palliative care, particularly for nursing students. …

… too task-oriented, and in relation to palliative care, too focused on providing nursing support
at the very end of life. An interesting illustration of the difference between district nurses’ and …