… palliative care team; 2) clusters of proven predictive symptoms (present or absent) as a means
with which to improve prognostication; 3) KPS; 4) sociodemographic data collected by the …

Background Prognostic accuracy in palliative care is valued by patients, carers, and healthcare
professionals. Previous reviews suggest clinicians are inaccurate at survival estimates, …

… Primary outcomes were survival of patients (from the date of enrolment), predictions of survival
… However, the current default method for predicting survival in palliative care practice is to …

RESEARCH Page 1 Development of Prognosis in Palliative care Study (PiPS) predictor
models to improve prognostication in advanced cancer: prospective cohort study OPEN …

… predictor variables were identified that may help clinicians identify older, non-cancer patients
with poor prognoses and palliative care … palliative care on psychosocial outcomes in non-…

… outcome of interest was temporal trends and predictors of … A paucity of studies have evaluated
the role of palliative care in … use, predictors of PCS use, and outcomes associated with the …

… We consider the PC consult as a time-to-event outcome that follows a heterogeneous … x 2
t ) ⁠, where x 1 is a vector of all static predictors, and x 2 is a vector of all time-varying predictors…

… care at the end-of-life is an indicator of quality palliative care. Understanding the key elements
required for terminal care … of death predictors also usually differentiated outcomes based …

… care assessment, again with the same predictors. Results are interpreted as incidence rate
ratios (IRR). For all outcomes, … for the three primary outcomes and two secondary outcomes. …

… It is possible that hypoactive delirium, the more prevalent subtype in palliative care with
poorer outcomes, was underrepresented, either because patients did not present with symptoms …