Palliative care is primarily directed at providing relief to a terminally-ill person through
symptom and pain management. The goal is not to cure, but to provide comfort and maintain …

The role of the dispensing pharmacist in palliative care Anyone facing a serious, progressive
and potentially fatal illness can benefit from palliative care and appropriate management …

Hospital Talk: Community Palliative Care Teams Page 1 Palliative care is an area of interest for
many pharmacists working in hospitals. Deep knowledge and expertise can be developed by …

Background Palliative care is the care of patients who have progressive, life-threatening
illnesses and who are facing death in the foreseeable future. Since there is a growing need …

A survey was conducted to determine what pharmaceutical services are provided to
palliative care sites in Australia and Canada, and the pharmacist's role on the …

Purpose: The roles of a pharmacist in hospice and inpatient palliative care settings have
been described. However, no reports of a palliative care pharmacist in an ambulatory care …

The goal of palliative care is to improve the quality of life for patients and their families by
providing relief from the symptoms and stresses associated with a serious or life-limiting …

Outcomes 1. Review the roles of palliative care pharmacists in the outpatient clinic setting 2.
Summarize current practice models in the outpatient palliative care setting 3. Outline the …

Objectives Dynamic and adaptive services that provide timely access to care are pivotal to
ensuring patients with palliative needs experience high-quality care. Patients who have …