… with serious illnesses are able to receive the kind of care that they want and the kind of relief
from pain that they need—palliative care, in short. Those practicing palliative care serve the …

… Serious Illness Care Program (SICP) to improve conversations about values and goals for
patients with serious illnesses… best practices in ACP in the care of their patients, to optimise the …

… of a serious illness (4-7). This late application of palliative care to patients with serious illness
is thought to mitigate its potential benefits to patients, their families, and health care systems…

… -cancer serious illness are less functional than those with cancer at time of referral to palliative
care. … Palliative care for non-cancer serious illness should aim to improve functionality and …

… However, the low numbers of palliative care receipt are consistent with data on widespread
unmet need for patients with serious illness (and particularly persons with noncancer …

… with any serious illness and for their families.By treating pain, other symptoms, and
psychological and spiritual distress, by using advanced communication skills to establish goals of …

… the extent of palliative care services provided in the REACH (Reaching out to Enhance the
care of … As part of program evaluation, we examined the frequency of identified palliative care …

… to palliative care is a human right. Our inability to deliver it in the setting of COVID-19 and other
serious illnesses … family caregivers in the face of serious illness. Education, payment, and …

… palliative care services across many serious illnesses faced by Americans. Many of the most
common serious illnesses in … integration of palliative care into usual disease-modifying care. …

… challenge the provision of SUD care in patients with serious illness but nonetheless, the …
in SUD treatment are essential to quality serious illness care and should become part of the …