The interaction between family physicians and palliative care consultants in the delivery of palliative care: clinical and educational issues

C Brenneis, E Bruera - Journal of palliative care, 1998 - journals.sagepub.com
Community-based care is an appropriate goal of palliative care (1-5). When the earlier
stages of terminal disease are included, 90% of all palliative care is received in the home …

Broaching the topic of a palliative care consultation with patients and families# 42.

RM Arnold, DE Weissman - Journal of Palliative Medicine, 2004 - search.ebscohost.com
Provides tips for physicians on referring a patient to palliative care consultative services.
Areas in which physicians seek the assistance of palliative care team; Importance of …

Palliative care education for community-based family physicians: the development of a program, the evaluation, and its consequences

P Hall, D Hupé, J Scott - Journal of Palliative Care, 1998 - journals.sagepub.com
This article reviews a palliative care educational program for community physicians
developed by the University of Ottawa Institute of Palliative Care in cooperation with the …

Factors influencing palliative care. Qualitative study of family physicians' practices.

JB Brown, M Sangster, J Swift - Canadian Family Physician, 1998 - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
OBJECTIVE: To examine factors that influence family physicians' decisions to practise
palliative care. DESIGN: Qualitative method of in-depth interviews. SETTING: Southwestern …

Palliative care services in the community: what do family doctors want?

I Higginson - Journal of Palliative Care, 1999 - journals.sagepub.com
The views of family doctors on local specialist palliative care services such as hospices and
home care teams and the needs of their patients were studied. Of 203 family doctors sent a …

[PDF][PDF] Role of family physicians in end-of-life care. Rhetoric, role, and reality.

SL Librach - Canadian Family Physician, 2001 - cfp.ca
In family medicine we talk about providing comprehensive, continuing primary care almost
as a mantra. As family medicine and the health care system change, however, are family …

Palliative care educational needs of family physicians

R Samant - Journal of Palliative Care, 2001 - journals.sagepub.com
Family physicians play an important role in the management of cancer patients with
advanced incurable disease (1--6), and palliative care is an area of growing importance in …

The complex role of a palliative care consultant in a tertiary hospital: can a practice model help in this wild world?

FT Lüthi, B Cantin - Journal of palliative medicine, 2010 - liebertpub.com
Dear Editor: Palliative consulting teams provide support and care for patients outside
palliative care units (PCUs). These interdisciplinary teams provide evaluation, support, or …

Identifying the effective components of palliative care: comment on “The optimal delivery of palliative care”

E Chai, DE Meier - Archives of Internal Medicine, 2011 - jamanetwork.com
Palliative care is a new medical specialty that aims to improve quality of care for persons
with serious and advanced illness through clear and direct communication between the …

[PDF][PDF] Palliative care: first and foremost the domain of family physicians

F Lehmann, S Daneault - Canadian Family Physician, 2006 - cfp.ca
Conclusion To improve the quality and quantity of palliative care across Canada, all family
physicians need to be actively involved on an ongoing basis. In answer to the question …