Palliative care (PC) has the ability to enhance quality of life for people who are diagnosed
with a life-limiting, serious illness. However, there are populations whose experience of PC …

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As the US population ages and older adults use substances at unprecedented rates, more
patients with substance use disorder (SUD) will require medical care for serious illnesses …

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Outcomes 1. Understand the unique challenges and complexities associated with providing
palliative care to patients with substance use disorder as a serious illness, including the …

A growing number of individuals live with an opioid use disorder (OUD). While many go on
to recover from such disorders, certainly, there will be individuals in palliative care (PC) at …

Background: The majority of Palliative Care (PC) clinicians report recently caring for a
person with a Substance Use Disorder (SUD). The impact of an untreated SUD is associated …

Background The spectrum of substance use disorders (SUDs) is characterized by increasing
degrees of craving, compulsive use, loss of control, and continued use despite harm (see …

There is a growing awareness that palliative care as defined by the WHO (2004) is
applicable as a practice to many more fields than had previously been recognized. Services …

September 2017. Periodically there are gradual shifts in our attitudes and practices in the
health care world that, when they reach a critical point, develop traction and result in …