It is certainly not the purview of neuro-oncologists to fix palliative care's public image
problem. How neurooncologists and all other oncologists introduce palliative care to their …

Abstract Purpose of Review While the benefits of palliative care for patients with cancer are
well established, palliative care in neuro-oncology is still in its early stages. However, in …

Palliative care is often considered to be synonymous with endof-life care. However, the
modern concept of palliative care highlights the importance of early integration of palliative …

This paper aims to review the existing evidence for and describe the interface between
palliative care and neuro-oncology, with a particular focus on glioblastoma multiforme …

Historically, the practice of neurology as an independent subspecialty from internal medicine
began in Europe and the United States in the 1930s. The American Academy of Neurology …

If we consider the entire care trajectory of a patient with a malignant brain tumor—the
compilation of phone calls, dilemmas, in-person evaluations, discussions, and decisions—a …

What is the biggest misconception on palliative care? If you ask any palliative care
specialist, you are likely to hear the same answer: Palliative care is only for patients nearly at …

Survivorship has become a significant topic within oncologic care. The tools and means by
which the provision of survivorship care can be implemented and delivered are in …

2 Palliative Medicine 00 (0) patient's medical decision-making capacity. Therefore, it is
important that patients and caregivers are offered advance care planning early in the …

Persons living with a malignant brain tumor have a wide range of general and disease-
specific symptoms, affecting multiple domains of illness beyond physical symptoms …