Objectives To describe general practitioners'(GPs) involvement in end-of-life care, continuity
and outcomes of care, and reported management challenges in the Australian context …

Background With increasing numbers of people living with complex life-limiting
multimorbidity in the community, consideration must be given to improving the organisation …

Previous research on general practitioners'(GPs') involvement in end‐of‐life care has largely
focused on a specific aspect of care or has provided broad overviews that failed to capture …

Objectives To assess possible trends between 2009 and 2019 in the Netherlands of
palliative care indicators: the provision of palliative care or treatment, hospitalisations in the …

Background Few studies have specifically assessed the scope, nature and challenges of
palliative and end-of-life care in rural general practice. These knowledge gaps limit the …

Objectives General practitioners (GPs) are well placed to be involved in end-of-life care for
patients with life-limiting illnesses. However, differing views exist regarding their role. This …

Background Early identification of approaching end-of-life and care planning improve
outcomes at the end of life. Nevertheless, the majority of people who die are not identified in …

Background There are no processes that routinely assess end-of-life care in Australian
general practice. This study aimed to develop a data collection process which could collect …

The objectives of this study were to establish the extent to which UK primary care has
adopted recommended practices on supportive and palliative care of adults with cancer, and …

Background GPs can play a central role in palliative care delivery. However, little is known
about their views on what constitutes best practice care at the end of life. Aim To explore, in …